Bad Indians Are On The Other Side

by Bad Indians

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Immediate download of 13-track album in your choice of high-quality MP3, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.

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Bad Indians Are On The Other Side LP

400 on black vinyl, 100 on red (sold out). Stores and distros, please email cqrecords@gmail.com for wholesale prices.

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Bad Indians Are on the Other Side CD

Limited CD version, comes in a slip jacket.

Includes immediate download of 13-track album in your choice of high-quality MP3, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.

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1.	Bad Girl 03:10	download
2.	The Path Home 02:41	download
3.	Trisha Said 02:17	download
4.	Try to Get By 02:51	download
5.	She is Gone 02:48	download
6.	Scarlet Wrote to Say 05:08	download
7.	Love and a Shovel 02:14	download
8.	Ride On 03:57	download
9.	Darkside 02:48	download
10.	Hate 02:59	download
11.	Haunted House 03:40	download
12.	So Long Sam 02:29	download
13.	Babydoll 02:49	download

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The new full length from Ann Arbor's Bad Indians. 13 tracks of killer Garage, Psych, Jangle and Rock & Roll.

"Bad Indians have consistently churned out intriguing hazy haunts that struck a fine balance between raw garage thump and pretty psychedelic shimmer. Promising as their first handful of 7” singles, EPs and live/demo-culling full lengths proved, “Are On The Other Side” is their true arrival, their clearest statement. Their songwriting, their chemistry and the production are respectively confident, bonded and crisp. Choppily riffed guitars with a tinny timbre fierily snake their way over a primal boogie bass line and minimalist percussive shuffle and stomp while the stellar wheeze of an organ whips at the edges. Dash in the jangly spices of tambourines and harmonicas and proclivities for off-the-rails solos and trippy atmospherics, but assure the predominance of the pop-minded hook, the steady swaying groove, the alluring melody, the eerily-beautifully matched boy-girl harmonies. Snug the headphones closely and keen in on that weird sense for wobbly, reverb-slathered pop, and that’s where you’ll find Bad Indians signature, curtained in the dazzling murk and buzzing jumble of those familiar psyche-rock sensibilities (whatever psyche-rock is today, anyway). Step over to the other side already and find out just what a potential reinvention of said-psyche could sound-like."
-iSPY Magazine