Brain Cycles, by Radio Moscow

Brain Cycles

by Radio Moscow

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StrangeFlow Cool shit! The dude on guitar really kills it (each song basically) and the jimi hendrix love in their music and the great playing gets me every time. Much power and nice ideas and a lot more versatile than most Bluesrock. Favorite track: Broke Down.

Floe_Cocker A real deluge of groovy guitar riffs! Timeless... Favorite track: 250 Miles.

Assault Buick Saw these guys live in Denver a few years ago... sooo good! Wondering why their album New Beginnings isn’t on Bandcamp yet

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	1.	I Just Don't Know 05:00
	2.	Broke Down 04:15
	3.	The Escape 04:00
	4.	No Good Woman 08:13
	5.	Brain Cycles 03:23
	6.	250 Miles 04:52
	7.	Hold On Me 03:20
	8.	Black Boot 02:04
	9.	City Lights 03:58
	10.	No Jane 05:20

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With a powerful, crunching Sabbath-style chords and fiery solos that earn the right to be called Hendrixian, Iowa power trio Radio Moscow plants its flag firmly in the territory where psychedelic rock, cranked-up blues, and metal meet. – THE ONION

Radio Moscow is the type of down-home bred band we all imagine. You know, the no name town (Story City, Iowa), the direct influences (Peter Green, Nuggets compilations, really any psychedelic guitar god), and the boy prodigy (insert Parker Griggs). But make no mistake, these boys are the real deal. – POPMATTERS

Radio Moscow does for Blue Cheer what the Black Keys do for 21st century blues: stomps it. – AUSTIN CHRONICLE

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released August 13, 2019

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Radio Moscow San Diego, California

Since the release of its debut album in 2007 (produced by Dan Auerbach), Radio Moscow has brought its unique brand of high- energy psychedelic/blues to rock n'roll people all over the world. Lead by guitarist/singer/songwriter Parker Griggs, the band has toured with acts such as Graveyard, Witchcraft, Earth, Joe Bonamassa, Pentagram, Sheepdogs, Nebula, and Kylesa, to name just a few. ... more

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