The Smoking Flowers Share “Patriocrisy” Video
The Smoking Flowers have released a video for “Patriocrisy,” the title track of the newest EP from the East Nashville duo. The video came out on January 20, when the band wrote on Facebook, “Today was the final day of the 45th POTUS’s tenure in office, but as we all are aware, hypocrisy in patriotism will still exist tomorrow, has existed since day one of the ‘founding’ of this country and won’t stop existing unless we stand up towards the inhumanity, lies and corruption that exist in the system.” Right on! Here‘s the clip.
Patriocrisy is out now and going for NACC chart adds next week.
![At radio now from @independent_project_records: Torn Boys’ 1983, featuring recordings made circa that year by Grant-Lee Phillips, Jeffrey Clark [Shiva Burlesque], Duncan Atkinson, & Kelly Foley (Gary Young’s Hospital).
@bandcamp: Essential Release. Imagine a cross-wiring of Bauhaus and the Soft Boys and you’re close to approximating the group’s distinctly spooky take on ‘80s psychedelia.
@spillmagazine: “The music is great... full of melody and promise... Their ability to combine 1980s synth sound with pop and guitar rock is astounding.”](https://amanaplanacanal.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png)
