Axis of Evol, by Pink Mountaintops

Axis of Evol

by Pink Mountaintops

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Levrikon Fuzzy bedroom psych-pop from the leader of Black Mountain. The perfect soundtrack to a day in bed. Favorite track: Lord, Let Us Shine.

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1.	Comas 02:53	buy track
2.	Cold Criminals 04:39	buy track
3.	New Drug Queens 01:47	buy track
4.	Slaves 08:52	buy track
5.	Plastic Man, You're The Devil 03:52	buy track
6.	Lord, Let Us Shine 05:05	buy track
7.	How We Can Get Free 07:30	buy track

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Pink Mountaintops is Stephen Mcbean. His other bands to date have included a straight out punk outfit, a crusty punk/metal band, and, most recently, a psych-tinged maximal rock group whose self-titled debut record, Black Mountain, captured a great amount of critical acclaim (and meteorically became Jagjaguwar's best-selling title.) With Axis of Evol, Pink Mountaintops’ second full-length record, Mcbean has once again created something much greater than the sum of his influences. Axis of Evol begins with a forboding spiritual. It then almost immediately ramps up into a thumping, buzzing, blissful haze, at various parts sounding like the Velvet Underground or Spacemen 3 or the Jesus and Mary Chain circa Psycho Candy, and then ends with a hypnotic, Smog-like meditation. Throughout the record, Mcbean sings about love and war, the love of war, and the war of love—on the body, on the mind and on the soul. Home-recorded and largely self-produced, Axis of Evol is a further testament to the vital prolificacy of Stephen Mcbean.

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released March 7, 2006

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Pink Mountaintops Los Angeles, California

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East Town Get Down

Calgary, AB

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