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Roll (Burbank Funk)by The Internet
Roll (Burbank Funk)
The Internet
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- Apr 29, 2025
4:29 AMThe Internet started as a duo of producers and songwriters: Sydney Bennett, who was Odd Future’s sound engineer and called herself Syd tha Kid (now simply Syd), and the keyboardist Matthew Martin, who called himself Matt Martians.: www.noisechest.com
Mike Ramos - Apr 27, 2025
20:25 PMThe Internet started as a duo of producers and songwriters: Sydney Bennett, who was Odd Future’s sound engineer and called herself Syd tha Kid (now simply Syd), and the keyboardist Matthew Martin, who called himself Matt Martians.: www.noisechest.com Pitchfork called The Internet's fourth album, "Hive Mind," "best new music.": pitchfork.com - Apr 13, 2025
13:46 PMThe Internet started as a duo of producers and songwriters: Sydney Bennett, who was Odd Future's sound engineer and called herself Syd tha Kid (now simply Syd), and the keyboardist Matthew Martin, who called himself Matt Martians. Pitchfork called The Internet's fourth album, "Hive Mind," "best new music.": pitchfork.com - Feb 24, 2025
14:48 PMThe Internet started as a duo of producers and songwriters: Sydney Bennett, who was Odd Future’s sound engineer and called herself Syd tha Kid (now simply Syd), and the keyboardist Matthew Martin, who called himself Matt Martians.: www.noisechest.com Pitchfork called The Internet's fourth album, "Hive Mind," "best new music.": pitchfork.com - Aug 30, 2024
14:33 PMThe Internet started as a duo of producers and songwriters: Sydney Bennett, who was Odd Future’s sound engineer and called herself Syd tha Kid (now simply Syd), and the keyboardist Matthew Martin, who called himself Matt Martians.: www.noisechest.com Pitchfork called The Internet's fourth album, "Hive Mind," "best new music.": pitchfork.com - Aug 1, 2024
2:34 AMGoing out to Kara in the East Bay! The Internet started as a duo of producers and songwriters: Sydney Bennett, who was the sound engineer for Odd Future and called herself Syd the Kid (now simply Syd), and the keyboardist Matthew Martin, who called himself Matt Martians. This track begins with a sampled beat of the song "Sing Sing," released in 1978 by the disco-funk band Gaz. All the instruments on "Roll (Burbank Funk)" are deconstructed in this article and video: www.noisechest.com - Jul 7, 2024
14:27 PM2018 The Internet started as a duo of producers and songwriters: Sydney Bennett, who was the sound engineer for Odd Future and called herself Syd the Kid (now simply Syd), and the keyboardist Matthew Martin, who called himself Matt Martians. This track begins with a sampled beat of the song "Sing Sing," released in 1978 by the disco-funk band Gaz. All the instruments on "Roll (Burbank Funk)" are deconstructed in this article and video: www.noisechest.com - May 16, 2024
22:57 PMThe Internet started as a duo of producers and songwriters: Sydney Bennett, who was the sound engineer for Odd Future and called herself Syd the Kid (now simply Syd), and the keyboardist Matthew Martin, who called himself Matt Martians. This track begins with a sampled beat of the song “Sing Sing,” released in 1978 by the disco-funk band Gaz. All the instruments on "Roll (Burbank Funk)" are deconstructed in this article and video: www.noisechest.com - May 6, 2024
15:41 PMThe Internet started as a duo of producers and songwriters: Sydney Bennett, who was the sound engineer for Odd Future and called herself Syd the Kid (now simply Syd), and the keyboardist Matthew Martin, who called himself Matt Martians. This track begins with a sampled beat of the song “Sing Sing,” released in 1978 by the disco-funk band Gaz. All the instruments on "Roll (Burbank Funk)" are deconstructed in this article and video: www.noisechest.com - Apr 23, 2024
1:21 AMThe Internet started as a duo of producers and songwriters: Sydney Bennett, who was the sound engineer for Odd Future and called herself Syd the Kid (now simply Syd), and the keyboardist Matthew Martin, who called himself Matt Martians. This track begins with a sampled beat of the song “Sing Sing,” released in 1978 by the disco-funk band Gaz. All the instruments on "Roll (Burbank Funk)" are deconstructed in this article and video: www.noisechest.com - Mar 10, 2024
12:26 PMThe Internet started as a duo of producers and songwriters: Sydney Bennett, who was the sound engineer for Odd Future and called herself Syd the Kid (now simply Syd), and the keyboardist Matthew Martin, who called himself Matt Martians. This track begins with a sampled beat of the song “Sing Sing,” released in 1978 by the disco-funk band Gaz. All the instruments on "Roll (Burbank Funk)" are deconstructed in this article and video: www.noisechest.com - Mar 3, 2024
12:32 PMThe Internet started as a duo of producers and songwriters: Sydney Bennett, who was the sound engineer for Odd Future and called herself Syd the Kid (now simply Syd), and the keyboardist Matthew Martin, who called himself Matt Martians. - Feb 22, 2024
14:12 PMThe Internet started as a duo of producers and songwriters: Sydney Bennett, who was the sound engineer for Odd Future and called herself Syd the Kid (now simply Syd), and the keyboardist Matthew Martin, who called himself Matt Martians. -- The song begins with a sampled beat of the song “Sing Sing,” released in 1978 by the disco-funk band Gaz. All the instruments on "Roll (Burbank Funk)" are deconstructed in this article and video: www.noisechest.com - Jan 18, 2024
2:14 AMThe song begins with a sampled beat of the song “Sing Sing,” released in 1978 by the disco-funk band Gaz. All the instruments on "Roll (Burbank Funk)" are deconstructed in this article and video: www.noisechest.com - Dec 7, 2023
15:05 PMThe song begins with a sampled beat of the song “Sing Sing,” released in 1978 by the disco-funk band Gaz. All the instruments on "Roll (Burbank Funk)" are deconstructed in this article and video: www.noisechest.com - Dec 4, 2023
6:29 AMThe song begins with a sampled beat of one song called “Sing Sing” released in 1978 by the disco-funk band Gaz. All the instruments on "Roll (Burbank Funk)" are deconstructed in this article and video: www.noisechest.com - Oct 17, 2023
4:48 AMThe song begins with a sampled beat of one song called “Sing Sing” released in 1978 by the disco-funk band Gaz. All the instruments on "Roll (Burbank Funk)" are deconstructed in this article and video: www.noisechest.com - Jul 20, 2023
6:35 AMThe song begins with a sampled beat of one song called “Sing Sing” released in 1978 by the disco-funk band Gaz. All the instruments on "Roll (Burbank Funk)" are deconstructed in this article and video: www.noisechest.com - Jul 17, 2023
6:34 AMThe song begins with a sampled beat of one song called “Sing Sing” released in 1978 by the disco-funk band Gaz. All the instruments on "Roll (Burbank Funk)" are deconstructed in this article and video: www.noisechest.com - Jul 6, 2023
2:39 AMThe song begins with a sampled beat of one song called “Sing Sing” released in 1978 by the disco-funk band Gad. All the instruments on "Roll (Burbank Funk)" are deconstructed in this article and video: www.noisechest.com - Jun 14, 2023
13:58 PMThe song begins with a sampled beat of one song called “Sing Sing” released in 1978 by the disco-funk band Gad. All the instruments on "Roll (Burbank Funk)" are deconstructed in this article and video: www.noisechest.com - Feb 25, 2023
16:12 PMThe song begins with a sampled beat of one song called “Sing Sing” released in 1978 by the disco-funk band Gad. All the instruments on "Roll (Burbank Funk)" are deconstructed in this article and video: www.noisechest.com - Feb 2, 2023
1:31 AMThe song begins with a sampled beat of one song called “Sing Sing” released in 1978 by the disco-funk band Gad. All the instruments on "Roll (Burbank Funk)" are deconstructed in this article and video: www.noisechest.com - Nov 29, 2022
4:26 AMThe song begins with a sampled beat of one song called “Sing Sing” released in 1978 by the disco-funk band Gad. All the instruments on "Roll (Burbank Funk)" are deconstructed in this article and video: www.noisechest.com - Sep 6, 2022
12:19 PMThe song begins with a sampled beat of one song called “Sing Sing” released in 1978 by the disco-funk band Gad. All the instruments on "Roll (Burbank Funk)" are deconstructed in this article and video: www.noisechest.com - Jul 21, 2022
4:34 AMBy request from Jesse in Australia! The song begins with a sampled beat of one song called “Sing Sing” released in 1978 by the disco-funk band Gad. All the instruments on "Roll (Burbank Funk)" are deconstructed in this article and video: www.noisechest.com Check out The Internet Live on Street Sounds with Larry Mizell Jr. on KEXP: kexp.org - Jul 5, 2022
3:56 AMThe song begins with a sampled beat of one song called “Sing Sing” released in 1978 by the disco-funk band Gad. All the instruments on "Roll (Burbank Funk)" are deconstructed in this article and video: www.noisechest.com Check out The Internet Live on Street Sounds with Larry Mizell Jr. on KEXP: kexp.org - Jun 18, 2022
17:23 PMThe song begins with a sampled beat of “Sing Sing” released in 1978 by the disco-funk band Gad. www.instagram.com - Apr 11, 2022
13:20 PMThe song begins with a sampled beat of one song called “Sing Sing” released in 1978 by the disco-funk band Gad. All the instruments on "Roll (Burbank Funk)" are deconstructed in this article and video: www.noisechest.com Check out The Internet Live on Street Sounds with Larry Mizell Jr. on KEXP: kexp.org - Jan 17, 2022
11:44 AMThe song begins with a sampled beat of one song called “Sing Sing” released in 1978 by the disco-funk band Gad. All the instruments on "Roll (Burbank Funk)" are deconstructed in this article and video: www.noisechest.com Check out The Internet Live on Street Sounds with Larry Mizell Jr. on KEXP: kexp.org - Nov 20, 2021
3:42 AMThe song begins with a sampled beat of one song called “Sing Sing” released in 1978 by the disco-funk band Gad. All the instruments on "Roll (Burbank Funk)" are deconstructed in this article and video: www.noisechest.com Check out The Internet Live on Street Sounds with Larry Mizell Jr. on KEXP: kexp.org - Oct 15, 2021
14:53 PMThe song begins with a sampled beat of one song called “Sing Sing” released in 1978 by the disco-funk band Gad. All the instruments on "Roll (Burbank Funk)" are deconstructed in this article and video: www.noisechest.com Check out The Internet Live on Street Sounds with Larry Mizell Jr. on KEXP: kexp.org - Sep 19, 2021
15:28 PMThe song begins with a sampled beat of one song called “Sing Sing” released in 1978 by the disco-funk band Gad. All the instruments on "Roll (Burbank Funk)" are deconstructed in this article and video: www.noisechest.com Check out The Internet Live on Street Sounds with Larry Mizell Jr. on KEXP: kexp.org - Aug 8, 2021
12:24 PMThe Internet was formed in early 2011 by Odd Future members Syd and Matt Martians, along with touring members Patrick Paige, Christopher Smith, and Tay Walker. The band's name originally started out as a joke, inspired by Left Brain's answer to a reporter asking where he was from, to which he responded, "I hate when people ask me that, I'm going to start saying I'm from the Internet." The idea amused Syd, and inspired the name for her side project that eventually became The Internet. nyti.ms Check out The Internet Live on Streets Sound with Larry Mizell Jr. on KEXP: kexp.org - Jul 20, 2021
14:21 PMThe song begins with a sampled beat of one song called “Sing Sing” released in 1978 by the disco-funk band Gad. All the instruments on "Roll (Burbank Funk)" are deconstructed in this article and video: www.noisechest.com - Jun 9, 2021
3:16 AMThe Internet was formed in early 2011 by Odd Future members Syd and Matt Martians, along with touring members Patrick Paige, Christopher Smith, and Tay Walker. The band's name originally started out as a joke, inspired by Left Brain's answer to a reporter asking where he was from, to which he responded, "I hate when people ask me that, I'm going to start saying I'm from the Internet." The idea amused Syd, and inspired the name for her side project that eventually became The Internet. nyti.ms Check out The Internet Live on Streets Sound with Larry Mizell Jr. on KEXP: kexp.org - Jun 8, 2021
15:31 PMThe Internet was formed in early 2011 by Odd Future members Syd and Matt Martians, along with touring members Patrick Paige, Christopher Smith, and Tay Walker. The band's name originally started out as a joke, inspired by Left Brain's answer to a reporter asking where he was from, to which he responded, "I hate when people ask me that, I'm going to start saying I'm from the Internet." The idea amused Syd, and inspired the name for her side project that eventually became The Internet. nyti.ms Check out The Internet Live on Streets Sound with Larry Mizell Jr. on KEXP: kexp.org - Mar 4, 2021
3:15 AMThe Internet was formed in early 2011 by Odd Future members Syd and Matt Martians, along with touring members Patrick Paige, Christopher Smith, and Tay Walker. The band's name originally started out as a joke, inspired by Left Brain's answer to a reporter asking where he was from, to which he responded, "I hate when people ask me that, I'm going to start saying I'm from the Internet." The idea amused Syd, and inspired the name for her side project that eventually became The Internet. nyti.ms Check out The Internet Live on Streets Sound with Larry Mizell Jr. on KEXP: kexp.org - Dec 9, 2020
13:17 PMThe Internet was formed in early 2011 by Odd Future members Syd and Matt Martians, along with touring members Patrick Paige, Christopher Smith, and Tay Walker. The band's name originally started out as a joke, inspired by Left Brain's answer to a reporter asking where he was from, to which he responded, "I hate when people ask me that, I'm going to start saying I'm from the Internet." The idea amused Syd, and inspired the name for her side project that eventually became The Internet. nyti.ms Check out The Internet Live on Streets Sound with Larry Mizell Jr. on KEXP: kexp.org - Nov 19, 2020
12:27 PMThe Internet was formed in early 2011 by Odd Future members Syd and Matt Martians, along with touring members Patrick Paige, Christopher Smith, and Tay Walker. The band's name originally started out as a joke, inspired by Left Brain's answer to a reporter asking where he was from, to which he responded, "I hate when people ask me that, I'm going to start saying I'm from the Internet." The idea amused Syd, and inspired the name for her side project that eventually became The Internet. nyti.ms Check out The Internet Live on Streets Sound with Larry Mizell Jr. on KEXP: kexp.org - Aug 29, 2020
4:46 AMThe Internet was formed in early 2011 by Odd Future members Syd and Matt Martians, along with touring members Patrick Paige, Christopher Smith, and Tay Walker. The band's name originally started out as a joke, inspired by Left Brain's answer to a reporter asking where he was from, to which he responded, "I hate when people ask me that, I'm going to start saying I'm from the Internet." The idea amused Syd, and inspired the name for her side project that eventually became The Internet. Check out The Internet Live on Streets Sound with Larry Mizell Jr. on KEXP: kexp.org - Jun 29, 2020
15:03 PMThe Internet was formed in early 2011 by Odd Future members Syd and Matt Martians, along with touring members Patrick Paige, Christopher Smith, and Tay Walker. The band's name originally started out as a joke, inspired by Left Brain's answer to a reporter asking where he was from, to which he responded, "I hate when people ask me that, I'm going to start saying I'm from the Internet." The idea amused Syd, and inspired the name for her side project that eventually became The Internet. Check out The Internet Live on Streets Sound with Larry Mizell Jr. on KEXP: kexp.org - Jun 22, 2020
2:10 AMThe Internet was formed in early 2011 by Odd Future members Syd and Matt Martians, along with touring members Patrick Paige, Christopher Smith, and Tay Walker. The band's name originally started out as a joke, inspired by Left Brain's answer to a reporter asking where he was from, to which he responded, "I hate when people ask me that, I'm going to start saying I'm from the Internet." The idea amused Syd, and inspired the name for her side project that eventually became The Internet. Check out The Internet Live on Streets Sound with Larry Mizell Jr. on KEXP: kexp.org
