On Citrinitas, Rubedo sharpens their edges and expands their range, delivering a record that’s half lush indie daydream and half unfiltered rock catharsis.
The band moves seamlessly from airy, feel-good anthems like "Wildfire (See You Smile)" and "Sunny Side" to harder, politically-charged tracks like "Oligarch Slank" and "No Peace In War." The contrast isn’t jarring — it’s the point. Citrinitas captures the tension of modern life: hopeful one minute, disillusioned the next, but always reaching for something real.
With crisp production, airtight grooves, and some of the band's most direct songwriting to date, Citrinitas feels like the culmination of a decade spent honing their sound. It’s a record built for spinning loud on a turntable — the way it was meant to be heard.
