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Morglbl – “God Shaved The Queen” [Exclusive Song Stream Premiere]

Experimental jazz metal trio Morglbl are gearing up to release their new album Tea Time For Punks and we’re delighted offer a first listen via the song “God Shaved The Queen.”

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9 years ago

05/07/2015

Christopher Gonda

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The Skinny: Did God shave the queen? We have no idea, but according to French fusion act, Morglbl, he sure as hell did! This progressive, experimental jazz metal trio are gearing up to release their new, and sixth album, Tea Time For Punks on May 26th and today we’re delighted to give you a sneak peak and first listen via the song “God Shaved The Queen.”

The band, now in their eighteenth year as Morglbl, consists of guitarist Christope Godin, bassist Ivan Rougny, and drummer Aurelian Ouzoulias. Tea Time For Punks will be released through Free Electric Sound and was recorded during December 2014. Mixing comes via Enzo d’Agostino at Elia Studio and mastering via Mobo at Conkrete Studio. With over 60 minutes of the band’s trademark freakshow entertainment, open-minded rock/metal fans are going to eat up Morglbl’s madcap jazz/jam metal fusion and bizarre musical concoctions.

Tea Time For Punks Track Listing:

01. Banjovi
02. Rood
03. Tea Time For Pu╠ênks
04. Chinese Buffet
05. Mariachi’s Burger
06. Untoon That Geetar
07. Far Tea Time
08. Treeball
09. God Shaved The Queen
10. Atomic Tom Mohawk
11. Big Ben Shaved The Queen Interlude

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