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Beloved New York band Crumb's third album features transient, lyrically minimal recollections over a collage of jazz, pop and psych-rock.

AMAMA, the new record from New York collective Crumb, is another beguiling chunk of spacey psych-pop, a continuation of their playful experimentation with genre and the possibilities of sound.

Welcome to the fourteenth Songs of the Week of 2024. This week Andy Von Pip, Mark Moody, and Scott Dransfield helped me decide what should make the list. We seriously considered over 20 songs this week and narrowed it down to a Top 10.

Crumb’s upcoming third full-length album Amama will release on May 17. – JACOB CONSENTEINPIC

The New York-based band stopped in San Diego as part of their country-wide tour. On Friday night, Crumb showcased their live performance and sound quality at the House of Blues.

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Reviews / / 29 · 04 · 2021 There are times when an album’s title can be literal. This is very much the case with Crumb’s second album ‘Ice Melt’. Throughout its 10 tracks ‘Ice Melt’ has a languid quality to the music. It’s like watching ice cubes melt on a table in the sun. You can see the puddle of water getting bigger, yet the cube appears to stay the same shape. As the songs progress, they appear to keep their form, but at the end you get the impression that sections disapp...

Rolling Stone Menu Psychedelic Indie-Rock Band Crumb Comes Back Down to Earth The band discusses the metaphysical questions that informed its new record Ice Melt Courtesy of Third Pupil In conversation with the band Crumb, the word “fluidity” comes up often. First, when they talk about recording their second album, Ice Melt, in Los Angeles. “As a place, it looks one way, but it may actually be another way,” singer-guitarist Lila Ramani muses. “It looks so serene an...

Interview International Pop Underground: Crumbs Ambitious Music Transcends Their Unambitious Beginnings When US outfit Crumb were formed, their beginnings werent exactly auspicious. Drummer/producer Jonathan Gilad didnt want to make a Facebook page, and was "pretty sceptical" of how far theyd go. The rest of the band didnt want to rehearse. "We didnt really have much intention going into the project," says songwriter Lila Ramani. "It was just like there were a few songs, and we wanted to explor...