On Citrinitas, Rubedo sharpens their edges and stretches their sonic range — delivering a record that’s equal parts lush indie daydream and unfiltered rock catharsis.
 
The album flows effortlessly from breezy, feel-good anthems like “Wildfire (See You Smile)” and “Sunny Side” into raw, politically-charged eruptions like “Oligarch Slank” and “No Peace In War.” The contrast isn’t accidental — it’s the point. Citrinitas reflects the whiplash of modern life: hopeful one moment, disillusioned the next, but always reaching for something honest.
 
With crisp production, airtight grooves, and the band’s most direct songwriting to date, Citrinitas feels like the culmination of a decade refining their sound. It’s a record built to be played loud — and built for vinyl.