To describe The Invincible Czars with a single word seems unsatisfying on many levels, although some well versed writers have tried, using words like "original", "eclectic", "offbeat" and "bizarre" to name a few. While another writer uses a medley of words describing the music as "classically minded... combining klezmer, waltz, funk, polka, and heavy metal", only to lead the reader to their one word summation of "unclassifiable". Regardless, few would accuse the band of imitating others, much less following an industry formula.  Decide for yourself, below is a sample of The Invincible Czars' diverse offerings.   Samples from Martyrs of the Alamo soundtrack    The First Attack  The Second Attack  Battle of San Jacinto          Definitive original tracks from the Invincible Czars    Gods of Convenience  Willie Poland vs. the Black Keys    The Curse of Foxes, Birds and Rabbits         We've got your Festival Favorites too!    A Glezele Vayn  Mursketine II  The Iron Fist of Stalin         Samples from The Nutcracker Suite    Trepak (Russian Dance)  Miniature Overture