This was unexpected. Citay's 2007 album Little Kingdom made reference to everything from Thin Lizzy and acoustic Led Zeppelin to Popul Vuh and early Mike Oldfield. So, when the band started asking remixers to rework the tracks from Little Kingdom, we were more than a little surprised. As it turns out, the world needs Citay's Remixes. From the ambient textures of White Rainbow's 'Eye on Dollar' remix to Cornershop's Anthony Saffery adding sitar and percussion to 'First Fantasy,' these are anything but typi...   [ read more ]

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VINYL FORMAT. This was unexpected. Citay's 2007 album Little Kingdom made reference to everything from Thin Lizzy and acoustic Led Zeppelin to Popul Vuh and early Mike Oldfield. So, when the band started asking remixers to rework the tracks from Little Kingdom, we were more than a little surprised. As it turns out, the world needs Citay's Remixes. From the ambient textures of White Rainbow's "Eye on Dollar" remix to Cornershop's Anthony Saffery adding sitar and percussion to "First Fantasy," these are anyt...   [ read more ]

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The second album from San Francisco's Citay is full of psychedelic swirl, soaring harmonies, and grandiose jams. Like their 2006 self-titled debut, the 70s rock sensibility is intact; Thin Lizzy, acoustic Led Zeppelin, Big Star, and The Byrds all remain touchstones. But "Little Kingdom" moves further into ambitious composition, referencing Popul Vuh, "Animals"-era Pink Floyd, the Fripp-Eno collaborations, and early Mike Oldfield. A lush, beautiful, grand, epic, and timeless work that would have sounded gre...   [ read more ]

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