Killing Green is a cheery song about war, lying politicians, depleted uranium, and decimation of the environment, all dressed up in a loose-fitting outfit of scrum-diddly-umptious ear candy wrappers.

Killing Green (The Gunflowers)

When influences collide: Aladdin rubbed his magic lamp and from a puff of blue smoke appeared this song. It's a tale of heavy metals, toxic metals, cellphone towers, chemtrails, and the storing up of seeds for the winter of our discontents.  This recording features Eastern flourishes played on my prized — and fabulously rare — Clavioline. It's the same instrument used in The Beatles' Baby You're A Rich Man.

Lead And Mercury (The Gunflowers)

Isn't there an old episode of The Twilight Zone where someone has a stopwatch that can freeze time?  Well, that stopwatch got broken.  Deal with it.  
    But... you CAN free your mind.  Or, alternatively, you can scratch up a vinyl record so it plays the same short loop over and over.  Or... I can end this tangent.

Can't Freeze The Time (The Gunflowers)

A tip of the ringmaster's top hat to the classic cult film by Tod Browning; a demented circus carnival extravaganza.  I realized that the freaks... are us.  

The Gunflowers

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