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01. I Need Seed                                                       ( 2:55)
  02. Corprophagist (A Bath Perhaps)                                    ( 2:13)
  03. Stinking Cloud                                                    ( 3:11)
  04. Corrupted Coffin                                                  ( 2:08)
  05. Pleasure Blimps                                                   ( 2:42)
  06. A Wall, A Century 2                                               ( 2:42)
  07. Spider Cider                                                      ( 0:58)
  08. The Whipping Continues                                            ( 2:27)
  09. Blood On The Deck                                                 ( 2:18)
  10. Castlemania                                                       ( 2:31)
  11. AA Warm Breeze                                                    ( 3:03)
  12. Idea For A Rubber Dog                                             ( 1:28)
  13. The Horse Was Lost                                                ( 3:52)
  14. I Won't Hurt You                                                  ( 2:32)
  15. If I Stay Too Long                                                ( 3:34)
  16. What Are We Craving?                                              ( 3:22)

  San Francisco's incredibly prolific Thee Oh Sees are back with another
  full-length album of original tracks plus a smattering of covers. While the
  group's previous releases on In The Red, Help and Warm Slime, showcase their
  amped-up, reverb-drenched garage-psych pummel, on Castlemania, John Dwyer and
  company take a more low-key approach. Dwyer himself describes Castlemania as
  "summer-y and poppy"; on many of the tracks, electric guitars are jettisoned
  for acoustic, and the normally echo-laden vocals are a bit clearer. Happy pop
  melodies, sweet and somber tunes, psychedelic moves galore, cover versions of
  The Creation and the West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band, and at least one
  garage stomper all rub elbows on Thee Oh Sees' "sunshine pop" album. Its
  release couldn't be more perfectly suited to the time of the year when the
  sunny skies return and the flowers start blooming.