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Mousetrap – Cerebral Revolver – Cassette
Cerebral Revolver is an album by Mousetrap, an indie rock band from Omaha, Nebraska. Released in 1994, the album is a significant entry in the band’s discography, showcasing their raw, energetic sound and the gritty, emotional intensity that defined much of their music.
Mousetrap’s music on Cerebral Revolver blends elements of punk, post-punk, and noise rock. The album features aggressive guitar riffs, driving rhythms, and a dark, brooding atmosphere. The lyrics often delve into themes of emotional turmoil, existential angst, and introspection, delivered with a sense of urgency and passion.
Key Tracks:
‘Give It’ – Known for its relentless pace and intense delivery, this track captures the raw energy that Mousetrap is known for.
‘Mariko’ – A song that combines catchy hooks with a dark, moody atmosphere, showcasing the band’s ability to balance melody with intensity.
‘Action Immediate’ – This track highlights the band’s post-punk influences, with its angular guitar work and brooding vocals.
While Mousetrap did not achieve mainstream success, Cerebral Revolver was well-received in the underground music scene. Critics and fans appreciated the album for its raw honesty, powerful performances, and the band’s uncompromising approach to their music.
Mousetrap, and Cerebral Revolver in particular, is an important part of the 1990s indie rock landscape. The album contributed to the development of Omaha’s music scene, which later produced significant acts like Bright Eyes and The Faint. Mousetrap’s intense and raw sound has influenced numerous bands in the indie and punk rock genres.
For fans of gritty, emotionally charged indie rock, Cerebral Revolver by Mousetrap is a compelling listen. The album stands as a testament to the band’s talent and their impact on the indie music scene of the 1990s.
Grass Records
Brand new, never played and still in the factory plastic
Track Listing
1. Give It
2. Mariko
3. Action Immediate
4. Love Letter, A










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