Artist description Welcome to the land of droll.... housing a region of droll imagination that surrounds a sublet of droll musings encasing droll commentary.

Music Style alternative experimental post rock pop

Musical Influences All things

Similar Artists Frank Zappa, Pink Floyd, Bill Nelson, David Bowie

Artist History d.r. wilke a former songwriter/guitarist with 80's Phoenix band Blue Shoes.

Group Members d.r. wilke, dennis cohen, blackdevil

Instruments many different instruments and sound sources

Albums Improvisation, Preroll............ droll

Press Reviews one blue nine Jul 02, 2003 at 20:21:48 Re: INTERVIEW: droll "Oh my gawd. That "Pretty Ballerina"!!! I'm almost speechless." one blue nine Jun 25, 2003 at 23:22:08 Re: Re: Post your weirdest songs only... droll I found Bad Stuff thoroughly endearing! At first I thought it was just gonna be an edgy noisefest (not that there's anything wrong with that) but it really developed a nice thematic kind of evolution... Of course, I'm only a little over half-way through the 12 minute, 1 chord song... so we'll see how the endearment holds up. one blue nine Jun 25, 2003 at 23:51:15 Re: Re: Re: Re: Post your weirdest songs only... I ended up liking it pretty well. Mind you, I usually reserve greater-than-four-minute listening blocks for your Coltranes and your Mileses (because your Monks often come in not much over four, thank you very much)... but, yeah, I was still pretty filled with endearment even by the end of the term. And it's the kind of thing that can be totally killer live with the right smokey ambience, faulty lighting and low ceilings (a strobe light would be nice, too; set it to the caution: epileptics setting). questionnaire Jun 26, 2003 at 04:35:36 Re: Re: Re: Re: Post your weirdest songs only... Hey Droll, that is weird indeed. It sounds like Art Blakey meets King Crimson. Love it! Steve H

Location Tempe, AZ - USA

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