Tiny Masters of Today
Tiny Masters of Today came together in New York City with Xanthe Wade on vocals, Eli Davis on guitar, Julian Thomas on bass, and Oliver Greer on drums. Their...
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Tiny Masters of Today came together in New York City with Xanthe Wade on vocals, Eli Davis on guitar, Julian Thomas on bass, and Oliver Greer on drums. Their sound pulled from jazz, rock, and electronica without settling into any one category.
In 2010, their single 'Abercrombie Zombie' caught attention with its dissonant harmonies and lyrics about consumer culture. That track, along with songs like 'Big Stick' and 'Disco Bomb,' gave them a following among listeners drawn to their off-kilter approach.
They put out albums like 'The Algorithm of Envy' in 2012, 'Echoes of Absurdity' in 2015, and 'Synthetic Infinity' in 2019. Their music often divided critics, with some calling it pretentious while others appreciated how it avoided easy listening.
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