Califone
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Biography
Califone is an experimental rock band from Chicago. It was formed by Tim Rutili after the breakup of his previous band, Red Red Meat. Initially a solo project, Califone became a collaborative effort with contributions from various musicians. The band released albums such as Roomsound (2001) and Roots & Crowns (2006), which received critical acclaim. In 2009, the band released All My Friends Are Funeral Singers, accompanied by a feature film of the same name. Califone's sound blends blues-rock with experimental music and draws inspiration from early American folk, pop, electronic, and groups like Psychic TV.
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- Track Popularity
- 1928
- Alice Marble Gray
- Slower Twin
- Trout Silk
- Krill
- Fisherman's Wife
- Bottles & Bones (Shade and Sypmathy)
- Tayzee Nub
- Porno Starlet Vs. Rodeo Clown
- St. Augustine (A Belly Full Of Swans)
- Slow Rt. Hand
- Rattlesnakes Small Like Split Cucumber
- Wade in the Water
- New Black Tooth
- A Wish Made While Burning Onions Will Come True
- Giving Away the Bride
- Wingbone
- Silver & Gold
- Stanza VIII
- Trick Bird
- Sawtooth Sung a Cheater's Song
- Apple
- Lion & Bee
- 2 Sisters Drunk on Each Other
