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Buzzuniverse : Musik for Abstract Citizens
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With the distinct arrangement of Bass, Drums, Guitar, Saxophone & Flute, BuzzUniverse has taken live performance and songwriting to a new level, making for one of the most unique rock & jazz quartets on the scene.
Genre: Rock: Jam-band
Release Date: 2003
Musik for Abstract Citizens Record Label: BuzzUniverse
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
With the Wind 4:24 $0.99
Feelinbetter 3:27 $0.99
Debt 0:06 $0.99
Rhumba 2:45 $0.99
Hydroponic Boogie 4:48 $0.99
Somepeople 5:05 $0.99
Ville Nue 1:56 $0.99
Her Captain 4:11 $0.99
Orbital 7:06 $0.99
Sinisterduck 4:10 $0.99
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Album Notes

BuzzUniverse has their own sound, and it is amazing. Breaking new ground on the tri-state music scene, BuzzUniverse has been energizing music-lovers who are looking for something unique and original, with relentless energy and spontaneity.

Featuring the distinctive arrangement of guitar, bass, drums, and saxophone/flute, BuzzUniverse is best known for their live performances. Their live performances are filled with a natural energy that comes from a passion and love for every type of music. Their influences are endless and all reflected in the diverse variety of songs.

All four band members are singers/songwriters on their own and bring different ideas to the table. They share a unique stage chemistry that comes not only from hard work and musical proficiency, but from close friendships within the band and the shared goals which keep them moving forward.

Their first studio album, Musik for Abstract Citizens, was released in April 2004. The album comprises a beautiful collection of songs and abstract musical artwork that showcases the band's diversity and songwriting skills.

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REVIEWS

Musik For Abstract Citizens - BuzzUniverse
author: Jesse Jarnow
BuzzUniverse occupy a psychedelic world rooted somewhere after the synthesizer-brightened heyday of bands like Pink Floyd and the Ozric Tentacles, but before the onset of full-force laptop electronica like Aphex Twin and The Chemical Brothers. If they occasionally delve into the cheesy (some of the more funk-driven arrangements, such as the opening "With the Wind"), they frequently range into the genuinely pretty (the warm organ drone of "Orbital"). More importantly than a specific accounting of what's good and bad on the album, BuzzUniverse absolutely succeed at pulling out surprising tricks across the album's 40 minutes. "Rhumba" starts as a fairly bland groove, before turning quickly into cosmically informed interpretation of its title. They are a creatively resourceful band, which will come in handy as they refine their ideas more.
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