If the rock music world were a war, Sweden would be controlling America right now. As it is, the country is just exporting the endless supply of rock bands it seemingly has on tap to our collective ears. Thankfully, unlike nu-metal, you can pretty well differentiate between all of them. One band, however, that has slipped past most is Citizen Bird, a five member collective out of Gothenburg. Setting out more to play within the inner confines of your mind, rather than merely get your ass up and dancing, Citizen Bird present a more tripped out version of the garage rock that Sweden has been most known for producing lately. The song that you may have heard, if you really seek these things out, would be “Joy”. The song has a churning, locomotive-like repetition, followed by soaring guitar lines. The drums quickly kick in with a fast snare and an even faster kick drum. Everything explodes as the organ chimes in. “Just a simple thing you call joy” “This is just what I‘ve been looking for“, intones vocalist Simon Ohlsson, repeating it over and over again like a mantra. This song, coupled with opener “Glory” and the closer “I Love You” have earned the group comparisons to Sigur Ros. Both "Glory" and "I Love You" are long, psychedelic flights of fancy that take the listener on a dark journey. But, in between these three stunning songs, the album is chock full of great, up-beat, get out of your seats and tear the hell out of them, tunes. “Magnetic City” is probably the most incendiar