Creatures of Bread & Wine

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1		That's All Right	3:14	Play
2		Dreamer	3:22	Play
3		I'm Talking 'Bout Me	2:08	Play
4		You Get What You Pay For	3:50	Play
5		Misunderstood	2:56	Play
6		On & On	4:17	Play
7		The Fools' Brigade	5:06	Play
8		Wait for the Bang	3:54	Play
9		Stay the Course	4:14	Play
10		High Away	3:50	Play
11		Already Gone	4:04	Play
12		How Long?	4:33	Play
			45:28

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Admiral Twin's latest CD, Creatures of Bread & Wine, once again showcases this Oklahoma-based pop-rock trio's amazing knack for consistently catchy, intelligent songwriting, as well as rock solid musicianship and stellar harmonies. Their 12-track release is "a spirited blast of freshly honed pop that is witty and multi-faceted," says Bruce Brodeen of Not Lame Records. Rob Fornoy of MaxxPop Magazine calls the CD "a thoroughly original and seamless blend of fresh, punchy pop fused with good ol' rock'n'roll power. Admiral Twin's music is simply unlike anything else out there in the music scene today."

Formed in 1996, Admiral Twin has released five CDs to date, including 2000's critically praised Mock Heroic on Mojo/Universal Records, produced by Gavin MacKillop (The Church, The Rembrandts). They have played sold-out arena shows with the likes of Hanson, Fastball, Everlast, Echo and the Bunnymen, The Spin Doctors and Joan Jett. To date, the band has performed for well over 500,000 concert-goers all across North America. Their music has been featured in the Warner Bros. motion picture The In Crowd and the hit television series Blind Date. The band has a nationally established fanbase and enjoys considerable support from their hometown. Admiral Twin has been nominated for the honor of Best Pop Act yet again this year in the upcoming Tulsa World Spotnik Awards. They've taken the honor for the past three years in this hotly contested annual readers' poll.

Nationally, Creatures of Bread & Wine is already drawing advanced praise as the band's finest release to date. Jer Fairall of Tone and Groove calls the music "soaring," "expansive," and "a revelation," while Joe Felzke of Urban Tulsa Weekly raves "this is Admiral Twin passionately and snappily taking pop music through a big, shimmering workout of infectious rhythms and delicious guitars. Their feel is as its most energetic, and the sound of the album is pristine as well as raw. The tunes are just plain fun."