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MOLDING'S bitter and brilliant record, Buddha Tormented by Pol Pot . As the title might suggest, the album represents the struggle and balance between enlightenment and malevolence. Also, the album represents getting drunk and writing caustic songs about ex-girlfriends that part isn t really suggested in the title so much. From the personal to the political to stories where revelations are hard learned to stories where revelations go tragically unlearned (or, perhaps, simply ignored), Buddha... is an angry, witty, intellectual album packed with body blows and knockout punches. It also answers the question: Who killed Frank Zappa? Musically, MOLDING rocks while wearing its punk and country influences like twin badges of honor. Growling guitars and soaring violins are equally at home. The aggressive attitude of the lyrics are meticulously matched by the music. Singer/writer/guitarist Eric Watkins brings his offbeat ideas to life with the help of brother Bobby Watkins (Screamin Cheetah Wheelies), John Wheeler (Hayseed Dixie), Cinjun Tate (Remy Zero), June Kato (Psomni) and other notable Nashville musicians.