With their new full-length record, Brooklyn sons Oneida simply start where they left off with "Each One Teach One," their highly acclaimed and soon-to-be classic double CD and LP. But these purveyors of righteous noise and indignation never stop in the first place. Almost immediately after wrapping "Each One Teach One," they collaborated with the Liars on a split EP while touring both Europe and the United States. In the meantime, they also created "Secret Wars." Their trademark iterated and psych-tinged n...   [ read more ]

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During the long and arduous meetings with the promotions arm of the Ace Fu Syndicate, the members of ONEIDA got into a heated pissing contest with their management and the suits from promo about the title of their new release. ONEIDA wanted to call the record 'Friends' in testament to the epic three year process of therapy and recovery involved with the making of the beast. The creative process was truly the meeting of the weak minds, featuring hundreds of guest musicians, most of which ended up on the cut...   [ read more ]

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This is the double CD version of Oneida's already legendary double LP Each One Teach One, the first truly heavy psychedelic rock record of the new millennium, originally limited to 500 vinyl copies packaged in individually hand-screened packaging (released by Version City). Oneida, responsible for last year¹s unstoppable rock opus "Anthem of the Moon," have dropped on the Earth nine extended, blown out new songs that reach far beyond the fairly concise bursts of noise and melody found on previous records. ...   [ read more ]

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