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IMAGINARY WORLD is the fourth album release from TWIN GUNS, recorded by engineer David Horowitz in NYC, and mastered by Jim Diamond. Released by Big Neck Records. "New York City garage-noir threesome TWIN GUNS was put together six years ago by Italian guitarist/singer Andrea Sicco and ex-Cramps and The Makers drummer Jungle Jim, they were joined by bassist Kristin Fayne-Mulroy in 2014. Their addictive cocktail of biker instrumentals, 60s punk, spaghetti-western and psychedelia has earned them support slots with the likes of Dick Dale, The Chrome Cranks and Kid Congo Powers. The band's third album, 2015's The Last Picture Show, was co-produced by Heavy Trash's Matt Verta-Ray. For forthcoming new album IMAGINARY WORLD, they've roped in legendary Detroit knob-twiddler Jim Diamond to do the mastering." (Vive Le Rock!) "Through an unnerving noir mannerism, Brooklyn band Twin Guns capitalizes on a sinister and cinematic sound, delivering a sludgy combination of post punk tension and spaghetti western influences - with all the related "hallucidelic" imagery and hazy sonics. This surreal sound is complemented by a dark atmosphere filled with symbolism that would make Nick Cave proud. Their third album, The Last Picture Show, released in 2015, provides an ominous journey that drifts between sober, shuffling tracks and more aggressive and provocative tunes, showcasing a band comfortable with wide array of musical styles." (The Deli)

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Through an unnerving noir mannerism, Brooklyn band Twin Guns capitalizes on a sinister and cinematic sound, delivering a sludgy combination of post punk tension and spaghetti western influences - with all the related 'hallucidelic' imagery and hazy sonics. This surreal sound is complemented by a dark atmosphere filled with symbolism that would make Nick Cave proud. Their third album, The Last Picture Show, released in 2015, provides an ominous journey that drifts between sober, shuffling tracks and more aggressive and provocative tunes, showcasing a band comfortable with wide array of musical styles.

     —The Deli