Promo Disk 2000 (also known as ''Jitters'') is the debut EP by

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rock band Jitters, released in 2000. Both songs were written in English.

Critical reception

While reviewing the album, О’К, columnist music periodical ''

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'', wrote: "All over the flatness, this is free music, the music of new-new romantics who have been down with

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and are looking for something else based on it, therefore there is no such usual guitar rhythm, the instrument even sometimes goes backwards, but everything is also full of guitars and absently melodious".

Track listing

# "Floating Light" # "Consumed"

Personnel

* Konstantin Karman – lead vocals, bass * Syargey Kondratenka – guitar * Eugene Vial – drums

References

2000 debut EPs Jitters (band) albums Rock EPs EPs by Belarusian artists {{2000-rock-album-stub