Cirkus Prutz - Manifesto - VINYL LP
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The Swedish blues rock band CIRKUS PRÜTZ have improved from album to album in their career. In order to top their previous achievements once again, they have brought producer, multi-musician, bandleader and songwriter Peter Tägtgren (Pain, Hypocrisy, Lindemann, Sabaton and many more) on board for InchManifestoInch.'We had the feeling that we wanted to take our music further into the future. We needed a push forward and a new sound,' explains the band's singer and guitarist Christian Carlsson.'I've known Peter for quite a long time and have been a fan of his work over the years, especially with Pain. We talked about working together a few years ago and now it's finally happened,' says the band's bassist Jerry Prütz, adding that Peter has really inspired the band both musically and lyrically.'It shouldn't sound old school or like an old blues album,' was Peter Tägtgren's motto for the entire process.The ten songs on InchManifestoInch talk about everything from drag racing to casino visits in Las Vegas, from stalking like in the Netflix series InchBaby ReindeerInch to an homage to Peter Stormare's iconic character Karl Hungus in the film InchThe Big LebowskiInch.Sound and songwriting are right up to date. All the songs were written by the band together in the rehearsal room and were then given the necessary finishing touches by Peter Tägtgren in his studio. The mastering was in the hands of Jonas Kjellgren, who was also responsible for the production of the last InchSabatonInch albums.In a musical genre where most things follow tradition, Cirkus Prütz stand out and dare to challenge themselves, but also their audience.Manifesto is a blues rock album with many facets! Album Tracks 1. White Knuckle Blues 2. Drinking Muddy Water 3. Handyman Boogie 4. Walking in the Rain 5. The Blues Is the Cure 6. Living Like a God 7. Twenty4Seven Blues 8. Pack Your Bags
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- GenreRockDescriptionThe Swedish blues rock band CIRKUS PRÜTZ have improved from album to album in their career. In order to top their previous achievements once again, they have brought producer, multi-musician, bandleader and songwriter Peter Tägtgren (Pain, Hypocrisy, Lindemann, Sabaton and many more) on board for InchManifestoInch.'We had the feeling that we wanted to take our music further into the future. We needed a push forward and a new sound,' explains the band's singer and guitarist Christian Carlsson.'I've known Peter for quite a long time and have been a fan of his work over the years, especially with Pain. We talked about working together a few years ago and now it's finally happened,' says the band's bassist Jerry Prütz, adding that Peter has really inspired the band both musically and lyrically.'It shouldn't sound old school or like an old blues album,' was Peter Tägtgren's motto for the entire process.The ten songs on InchManifestoInch talk about everything from drag racing to casino visits in Las Vegas, from stalking like in the Netflix series InchBaby ReindeerInch to an homage to Peter Stormare's iconic character Karl Hungus in the film InchThe Big LebowskiInch.Sound and songwriting are right up to date. All the songs were written by the band together in the rehearsal room and were then given the necessary finishing touches by Peter Tägtgren in his studio. The mastering was in the hands of Jonas Kjellgren, who was also responsible for the production of the last InchSabatonInch albums.In a musical genre where most things follow tradition, Cirkus Prütz stand out and dare to challenge themselves, but also their audience.Manifesto is a blues rock album with many facets! Album Tracks 1. White Knuckle Blues 2. Drinking Muddy Water 3. Handyman Boogie 4. Walking in the Rain 5. The Blues Is the Cure 6. Living Like a God 7. Twenty4Seven Blues 8. Pack Your BagsArtistCirkus PrutzTitleManifestoFormatVINYLLabelMetalville
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The Swedish blues rock band CIRKUS PRÜTZ have improved from album to album in their career. In order to top their previous achievements once again, they have brought producer, multi-musician, bandleader and songwriter Peter Tägtgren (Pain, Hypocrisy, Lindemann, Sabaton and many more) on board for InchManifestoInch.'We had the feeling that we wanted to take our music further into the future. We needed a push forward and a new sound,' explains the band's singer and guitarist Christian Carlsson.'I've known Peter for quite a long time and have been a fan of his work over the years, especially with Pain. We talked about working together a few years ago and now it's finally happened,' says the band's bassist Jerry Prütz, adding that Peter has really inspired the band both musically and lyrically.'It shouldn't sound old school or like an old blues album,' was Peter Tägtgren's motto for the entire process.The ten songs on InchManifestoInch talk about everything from drag racing to casino visits in Las Vegas, from stalking like in the Netflix series InchBaby ReindeerInch to an homage to Peter Stormare's iconic character Karl Hungus in the film InchThe Big LebowskiInch.Sound and songwriting are right up to date. All the songs were written by the band together in the rehearsal room and were then given the necessary finishing touches by Peter Tägtgren in his studio. The mastering was in the hands of Jonas Kjellgren, who was also responsible for the production of the last InchSabatonInch albums.In a musical genre where most things follow tradition, Cirkus Prütz stand out and dare to challenge themselves, but also their audience.Manifesto is a blues rock album with many facets! Album Tracks 1. White Knuckle Blues 2. Drinking Muddy Water 3. Handyman Boogie 4. Walking in the Rain 5. The Blues Is the Cure 6. Living Like a God 7. Twenty4Seven Blues 8. Pack Your Bags
When was the last time you heard a blues-rock record that paid tribute to the Ramones and Lemmy alongside Howlin' Wolf and Chuck Berry?On their new album InchBlues RevolutionInch, Cirkus Prütz want to disarm the world with the combined support of blues and love.With their roots in blues, hard rock and punk, the band is not afraid to break the rules. No one tells them what they should or shouldn't do. They push the limits and break new ground..Cirkus Prütz take us from their Swedish home without detours on a hot road trip through Texas with Queens Of The Stoneage, Muddy Waters and ZZ Top on the car radio.All songs on InchBlues RevolutionInch were composed by the band together. As was the case with 2019's previous album InchWhite Jazz - Black MagicInch, guitarist Franco Santunione (Electric Boys, Glory Bells Band) took over the production.It's bluesy, it swings and it's in the here and now. Album Tracks 1. Blues Revolution 2. Boogie Woogie Man 3. Modern Day Gentleman 4. Let's Join Hands 5. The Devil and Me 6. Howl Like the Wolf 7. Headache 8. Gotta Quit Drinking (Before the Drinking Quits Me) 9. Death Knock Blues 10. Only Rock 'N' Roll
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Before Circus Lupus landed on DC's venerable Dischord Records, the group's original Midwest lineup recorded a full album's worth of songs less than a year after forming. With the demise of DC's Ignition in the late '80s, bass player Chris Thomson headed to Madison, WI for college. Before leaving DC, he dove headfirst into being a vocalist fronting the short-lived throwback punk / hardcore project Fury. Thomson served up pointed and profound Tony Cadena-inspired screeds about betrayal, disappointment and poseurs all set to a soundtrack of furiously primitive and chaotic music supplied by members of the DC punk band Swiz. Brief yet influential, this band marked Thomson's switch to vocals, putting him on course to front Circus Lupus and claim a notable spot in the DC punk timeline of the late 20th century.Soon after arriving in Madison, Thomson was invited to join a new project started by friends Chris Hamley, Arika Casebolt, and Reg Shrader. Circus Lupus marked a change in direction from the familiar sounds of DC punk that Thomson had been associated with for years. The newly formed group looked to noisier Touch & Go and Homestead bands for inspiration, aligning themselves with bands from Chicago, Louisville and Milwaukee. One early supporter of the band described the new group as Inchprofoundly familiar yet uncategorizable. Like if the Germs had gone to college and never got pulled into hard drugs and suicidal behaviors.InchThe original Circus Lupus lineup played a dozen shows and recorded these songs with Eli Janney at Inner Ear studios in August of 1990 while on a brief tour. Within a year, the band would decide to permanently relocate to Washington DC, where they felt they had more opportunities. Shrader opted to move to Chicago and would ultimately join the Touch and Go band Seam. Old friend Seth Lorinczi (Vile Cherubs) would become their new bass player, forming t
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