American Rubicon, by Cobra Skulls

American Rubicon

by Cobra Skulls

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1.	Time and Pressure 02:31	buy track
2.	There's A Skeleton In My Military 02:29	buy track
3.	Rebel Fate 02:52	buy track
4.	Muniphobia 01:06	buy track
5.	Thicker Than Water 02:00	buy track
6.	H.D.U.I. (Honorary Discharge Under The Influence) 02:33	buy track
7.	Overpopulated 02:45	buy track
8.	Problems With Preconceptions 03:04	buy track
9.	Willful State of Denial 01:50	buy track
10.	I Used To Like Them When They Put "Cobra" In The Titles 00:32	buy track
11.	Bad Apples 01:44	buy track
12.	Timing 01:45	buy track
13.	Back To The Youth 02:09	buy track
14.	Dead Inside 01:48	buy track
15.	Agree To Disagree 02:03	buy track
16.	One Day I'll Never 02:25	buy track
17.	Exponential Times 02:24	buy track

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There'll be no sophomore slump from these seditious serpents. Not a chance. Cobra Skulls have sharpened their fangs by playing hundreds of shows all over the globe and their 2nd full length, "American Rubicon", is the follow-up that the underground has been waiting for. 17 venomous tracks recorded in snowy Chicago during the winter of '09 by Matt Allison at Atlas Studios (Alkaline Trio, Less Than Jake, etc). This new record is more dynamic than anything you've heard from Cobra Skulls and these bilingual punks offer up songs about the apocalypse, young love, punk scene politics, perpetual war, and even their own sordid upbringing. This is the kind of music that god-hating South American revolutionaries tune up their hot rods and comb their hair to. How do we know? Because they're in the band!

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released July 14, 2009

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