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Release Date
3 May 2011
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Length
12 tracks
Where My Communist Heart Meets My Capitalist Mind is a second album by the alternative rock band Sounds Under Radio.
It was released on May 3rd, 2011 through The Musebox / EMI.
This album is a record about politics, though it has nothing to do with domestic or international affairs.
It is a record about people and the internal governing of the self. This is a record about the HEAD versus the HEART and how we choose to cope with their agreements and their disagreements. It explores the outcomes of when they either align, or don't.
This album is a living document of Sounds Under Radio as musicians, friends and people sifting through their our own broken pieces, reopening wounds of personal war and confronting their own deepest scars.
Utilizing themes of propaganda and covert communication, the band's ever present morse code logo also plays an integral roll in both the art and concept of this record. This is an album that investigates a marriage of opposites and the collision of conflicting forces. Intimacy is merged with moments of grandeur and beautiful things are destroyed by the grotesque — all with the purpose of seeing what remains when the dust settles.
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