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RX Bandits

Mandala

Sargent House 1970

Released on July 21, 2009

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Metamorphic rock outfit RX Bandits latest effort, Mandala, is the much anticipated follow-up to 2006's .. And The Battle Begun and echoes the sentiments od a band who not only look to trump their previous efforts, but add a new chapter to the volume.

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Song Titles

#	Song Name	Popularity
1	My Lonesome Only Friend		11%
2	It's Only Another Parsec...		0%
3	Hope Is A Butterfly, No Net Its Captor		22%
4	Hearts That Hanker For Mistake		0%
5	Mientras La Veo Sonar		17%
6	March Of The Caterpillar		0%
7	White Lies		0%
8	Bury It Down Low		22%
9	Breakfast Cat		0%
10	Bled To Be Free (The Operation)		17%
11	Bring Our Children Home Or Everything Is Nothing		11%
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Jonathan from Castleton, VA

Dec 2 2009

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This C.D. Was really good Progressive Rock. I love crazy time signature music and this C.D. is just intense. Chris Tsagakis is an insane drummer, and it is an enjoyable listen. However, one complaint I have is they lost their trombone player, so they really lost their original and unique sound. I would pick up And The Battle Begun... or The Resignation first to truly grasp their musical prowess and awesome musical fusion. I wouldn't buy their earlier stuff though because it is very poppy.