Citric Dummies - Split with Turnstile – New LP

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Citric Dummies - Split with Turnstile – New LPTheir energy leaps out of the speakers, their tempos will furrow the brow of any fist pumping speed purist, and their irreverence dances quite artistically on the line between provocative and antagonistic. Indeed, the Minneapolis power trio flex their jesters privilege on their new album Split With Turnstile with a tongue that has bored entirely through cheek, and spits just a little bit of blood at you. More than anything, Citric Dummies represent a

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Missouri punk rock & rollers that have been kickin' up dust all across the country since 2009

Adam "Moleman" Thomas - V

There were no solos

” The final solo splits the difference between the reverse guitar loops featured on The Beatles’ “Tomorrow Never Knows

and I know one guy with good taste who thinks it’s the best Australian rock record ever

Closer To It features some of Augers' most inventive and beautiful Hammond Organ and Fender Rhodes playing

’s stunning and rare album Evolution (1974) blends the deep experimentalism of John Coltrane and Sun Ra with the pulsating second-line and parade rhythms of New Orleans to create a stunning sonic and rhythmical tour de force

we can't escape that

Art coordinator: Julio Silva

It’s a poignant image

Cover picture : Gaëlle Leenhardt

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