Home / Music / Vulfpeck makes funk that sounds like a vintage rhythm sectionMusic linernotes album music vulfpeckVulfpeck makes funk that sounds like a vintage rhythm sectionVulfpeck plays a stripped-down, minimalist style of funk inspired by the rhythm sections of 1960s and ’70s records. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesVulfpeck funded a tour with a silent Spotify albumWelcome to Vulf Records opens Vulfpeck's Thrill of the Arts as a medleyVulfpeck channels Motown's Funk Brothers on Thrill of the ArtsVulfpeck's debut full-length Thrill of the Arts arrived in 2015Vulfpeck formed at the University of Michigan.ExploreBrian Eno used tape loops of varying lengths to create Music for Airports' shifting texturesDon Dixon built a cardboard-box binaural head for R.E.M.'s ReckoningReference Recordings was an early adopter of HDCD encodingBrothers in Arms was the first CD to sell over a million copiesGrandmaster Flash wove Chic, Blondie, and Queen into 'Wheels of Steel'Previous Vulfpeck's debut full-length Thrill of the Arts arrived in 2015Next Vulfpeck funded a tour with a silent Spotify album