Here Come the Mummies

Imagine a 1970s soul revue crashed into a monster movie set. This is music that prioritizes the 'pocket' above all else, featuring some of the tightest horn arrangements you will hear in modern music. It is loud, brassy, and unapologetically fun, leaning heavily into the classic traditions of P-Funk and The Meters while maintaining a crisp, modern production edge.

What truly sets them apart is the juxtaposition of world-class musicianship with a commitment to the bit. While the mummy costumes and ancient curses provide the theatrical hook, the actual sound is defined by virtuosic session-player precision. Every bass pop and drum fill is executed with the kind of effortless skill found in high-end Nashville studios, resulting in a sound that is both technically flawless and wildly irreverent.

Start with 'Carnal Carnival' or 'Everlasting Party' to get the full scope of their sound. These records serve as the perfect gateway to their brand of 'Terrifying Funk,' offering a mix of high-energy anthems and mid-tempo grooves that showcase their ability to turn any room into a dance floor.