Rarely would so many people make the trip to the Downtown Mall on a Sunday night just to see a concert, but with Flume in town it seemed necessary.
At the beginning of “Nikes,” the opening track on singer Frank Ocean’s long anticipated second album “Blonde,” you hear the thump of an isolated, moody beat, laying the background for the world’s first glimpse of Ocean in over four years.
In the four years since his self-titled debut album dropped, Flume has grown from an Internet sensation into an international superstar.
“Hold/Still,” the new album from Canadian rock band Suuns, is not a body of work that one can easily dissect.
When the two artists announced they were working on a joint EP, much was expected. With “TWENTY88,” however, neither of them brings much innovation to the table.
