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Tulsa Drone : Songs From a Mean Season
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If there was a movie made that featured a lot of trains and rivers, this would be the soundtrack.
Genre: Rock: Instrumental Rock
Release Date: 2007
Songs From a Mean Season Record Label: The Perpetual Motion Machine / Dry County Records
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Monongahela 5:21 $0.99
Risk Guitar 6:38 $0.99
We'll Take Oregon Hill 3:46 $0.99
Huntsman 3:58 $0.99
The Plague 5:00 $0.99
The Catch 9:07 $0.99
There Isn't a Single Star in the Sky 2:43 $0.99
Mean Season 4:52 $0.99
Brace 3:41 $0.99
Laurel Street 3:20 $0.99
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Album Notes

Neff and Grotz formed in the band in early 2001 and quickly built up a catalog of material, inviting friend Jim Thomson on board later that year. Scott Hudgins joined in March of 2002 and they quickly gained prominence in the Richmond, VA music and arts community performing live with bands as diverse as Big Lazy, Smog, TONE and the Centimeters. In 2004 Jim Chandler joined the band, filling out their sound perfectly.

The members of the band have long been skulking about Richmond, playing in various avant-garde projects like The Hard Ride, Aurora Paralysis, Sliang Laos, Alter-Natives and the Griefbirds, and Neff’s dulcimer has made appearances on Pan•American and Labradford records.

Their debut, "No Wake", was released to much acclaim, and even landed a spot on late, legendary British DJ John Peel's "best of" list (June 2004).

They recorded a follow up at Altamont Recording in Asheville with Scott Minor (Sparklehorse) producing. They are currently at work on final mixes.

The album "Songs from a Mean Season" is a joint release of Perpetual Motion Machine and Dry County Records, and will be out in early Spring 2007.

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