Crash Rickshaw
Crash Rickshaw · 2001
34 min · 10 tracks · alternative rock
A visceral blend of raw energy and introspective lyrics that captures the angst and complexity of early 2000s alternative rock.
Top tracks — play these first
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Thank God I'm an Atheist — This track stands out due to its provocative questioning of faith and societal norms, encapsulating the band's willingness to tackle controversial subjects head-on.
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Co-Dependant Idolatry — The opening track sets the tone with its energetic instrumentation and introspective lyrics, establishing a theme of personal struggle that continues throughout the album.
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Self-Defeating Mind — With its layered melodies and reflective lyrics, this song delves into themes of inner turmoil and self-criticism, showcasing the band's emotional depth.
Moments worth listening for
Where the writing does something specific.
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Co-Dependant Idolatry
The narrative shifts from reflection to confrontation, challenging both self and others about dependency on flawed ideals.
This structural choice amplifies the urgency of the message, creating a dynamic tension that drives home the song's critique of idolization.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Co-Dependant Idolatry 3:25
- 2 Angry Sunset 2:55
- 3 Gato 2:58
- 4 Time Alone 4:07
- 5 A.N. 4:00
- 6 Imperfect Demanding Perfect 3:32
- 7 Thank God I'm an Atheist 3:02
- 8 Johnny Law 3:02
- 9 Self-Defeating Mind 4:32
- 10 When 3:15
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