On Civil Civic's debut album, the duo has backed up its past singles with new material, and made a move to revamp drum machine rock. WATCH THE REVIEW
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Stream the New CIVIL CIVIC
New Tracks5 CommentsMy favorite electronic rock duo right now has officially dropped its debut full-length, Rules, for streaming on Bandcamp. Listen to it above. It's like playing a game of Megaman 2 on NES while eating pizza and riding a skateboard.
CIVIL CIVIC- "Street Trap"
New Tracks2 CommentsTeasing toward their full-length debut, Civil Civic has dropped another track from it. If you've been into all of the fuzzy drum machine rock the duo has put out thus far, this new track, "Street Trap," should hit the spot. With a driving bassline and shimmering guitars, the sounds here are feeling as claustrophobic as ever. Maybe that sounds bad to those who have personal space issues, but I don't mind. Records that get right up in the faces of listeners are a must.
Also, do I hear a cowbell in there?
Check out the first track to drop from this forthcoming album here.
CIVIL CIVIC- "Airspray"
New Tracks3 CommentsAs I mentioned earlier this month, CIVIL CIVIC is currently raising funds for the release of their next album. So far, it looks like fundraising has been good to them. The $5,000 goal is within reach, it seems.
The duo--trio if you count their drum machine box--has allowed me to post a track from the forthcoming LP, and I think it's safe to say these guys have really grown into a sound. Everything I've loved about their previous tracks, which includes fuzzed out bass lines, hard-hitting snares, and fuzzed-out production, are all year, and yet I'm digging in on an entirely different tracks.
I've always seen CIVIL CIVIC's track to carry a heavy dose of "badass-ness" with them. Though "Airspray" does have that, it's much more of an uplifting tune, with icy keyboards bouncing across a frozen sheets of thick driving basslines.
In short, it's kinda like this.