By
Chelsea Bahr
March 26, 2008
Brooklyn has birthed yet another band that gives us reason to tip our hats in the way of eccentricity. Bringing to the table an erratic mix of funk, jazz—maybe even a little disco—Chin Chin’s influence can be dubbed the retro flair of dance-rock fusion. On their self-titled album, steady beats are consistent throughout, and even with slower tracks like “Appetite,” the record never drifts far from its Outkast meets Dap Kings focus.
