Edward Sharpe And the Magnetic Zeros — Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros Flying Burrito Brothers The long awaited re-issue of

The long awaited re-issue of 1982's "Vicious Circle" from Indianapolis-based Zero Boys

'technical' and 'groove-laden'

" vocalist Serj Tankian questions the ideology of democracy

The song is followed by a earth shaking remix by Bitty McLean who mashes Bunny's vocals with a riddim built from a loop of Sly & Robbie's "Guess who's coming to dinner" instrumental they had originally made for Black Uhuru in 1978

Call it whatever you like -- punk

Edward Sharpe And the Magnetic Zeros — Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros Flying Burrito Brothers The long awaited re-issue of*Out of Print* Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros bring you their self titled third studio album, produced by frontman and mastermind, Alex Ebert. "These songs mean everything to me," said Ebert. "It's the rawest, most liberated, most rambunctious stuff we've done." Includes the smash hit single "Better Days".