Works of Darius Greene 

Stubborn roots refusing to spare the mortar from their teeth



Songster, Composer, & Sound Mangler

Warbling sea harbored melodies - rhythmic tintinnabulary cabalettas inside soft baked fairy tale threnodies - lilting moontouched theramins and/or psychic lithographs of balloons, barns, and braided banana leaves - sleeping during dogwatch in the crosstrees by the languid moans of threadbare weatherboards - gritty euphonic lo-fi transmissions from long dead moon farms - invocations from antique radios short circuiting in cool spring rain.

This is for the anchors which bind the sugar to the orange.
For summoning unseasonal titans to storm the calamity of drab hours, out of ether,
the cloud throned dumplings who give suck to fat breasted delight and unabashed waking -
the blimpy sprites who gratify each naked fig by imbibing their mistaken turns
into the cotton headed sighs of unloved mouse trap music. 



My work has been featured on various Netlabels, film experiments, and worldwide radio shows, including BBC6's "Introducing".

Purchase my tracks on CD and download from http://benparcell.bandcamp.com/

Ben Parcell is one of the U.K's new breed of folk artists. He has been busy playing over 250 gigs across England and Scotland in the last three years. Along the way supporting respected UK acoustic artists Chris Helme Ben Marwood, Ryan Spendlove

2013 sees the release of Ben's full length CD album 'Expectations' drawing from influences of modern pop folk artists such as Frank Turner and Ed Sheeran

	Cody Janko and Alex Bell began playing together in 2006, when they joined a four piece Metal band. The band accomplished many things, including a complete regional tour of the Midwest. In 2008, Cody and Alex decided to pursue their own musical interests. They started as a two piece Progressive Metal band, and soon thereafter began playing acoustic music, and were known as, "Rhythmxity." They played locally for the next couple of years. In 2011 with the addition of vocals, they changed their name to Native Isle. They have since gone back to playing electric guitar and a full drum kit, with a heavier folk-rock sound.

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