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River of Chowder by drexel
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fave it Lounge | Crooners/Vocals
9 tracks | 51 minutes
Released Oct 2006
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- sample lyrics "album only" 05:16 River of Jordan lyrics "album only" 05:16 River of Jordan lyrics "album only" 05:16 River of Jordan
- sample lyrics "album only" 03:38 Cynical Sadness lyrics "album only" 03:38 Cynical Sadness lyrics "album only" 03:38 Cynical Sadness
- sample lyrics "album only" 06:16 Summer of Nothin' lyrics "album only" 06:16 Summer of Nothin' lyrics "album only" 06:16 Summer of Nothin'
- sample lyrics "album only" 04:20 Monolithic Beast lyrics "album only" 04:20 Monolithic Beast lyrics "album only" 04:20 Monolithic Beast
- sample lyrics "album only" 04:08 Queen V lyrics "album only" 04:08 Queen V lyrics "album only" 04:08 Queen V
- sample lyrics "album only" 04:39 Big John's House lyrics "album only" 04:39 Big John's House lyrics "album only" 04:39 Big John's House
- sample lyrics "album only" 04:03 Righteous Judgement lyrics "album only" 04:03 Righteous Judgement lyrics "album only" 04:03 Righteous Judgement
- sample lyrics "album only" 03:39 Practicing Preachers lyrics "album only" 03:39 Practicing Preachers lyrics "album only" 03:39 Practicing Preachers
- sample lyrics "album only" 15:14 The Man Called Chowder lyrics "album only" 15:14 The Man Called Chowder lyrics "album only" 15:14 The Man Called Chowder
"Dayton, Ohio's Drexel is truly one of a kind. Tom Waits is the most reasonable touchstone, but there's a severity to their whimsical flamboyance that makes Waits seem almost mundane in comparison.
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"Dayton, Ohio's Drexel is truly one of a kind. Tom Waits is the most reasonable touchstone, but there's a severity to their whimsical flamboyance that makes Waits seem almost mundane in comparison. "Monolithic Beast" starts out as a soulful lounge ballad in deep space, but eventually transforms into something roughly akin to lo-fi show tune. The band is an acquired taste, but totally worth the effort. from http://www.fluxblog.org