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Regal Nonchalant is an Oregon Based ElectroProg (progressive electronic) Duo combining Flamenco (nylon guitar), Industrial, and Metal elements with a melodic vocal that pulls influences from Siouxsie to The Smiths while still maintaining His own unique style of melodic phrasing. Elizabeth Marino laying down the groove with infections catchy basslines making this a live act definitely worth seeing AND dancing too!
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Regal Nonchalant is an Oregon Based ElectroProg (progressive electronic) Duo combining Flamenco (nylon guitar), Industrial, and Metal elements with a melodic vocal that pulls influences from Siouxsie to The Smiths while still maintaining His own unique style of melodic phrasing. Elizabeth Marino laying down the groove with infections catchy basslines making this a live act definitely worth seeing AND dancing too!
Kiss --s, Kiss --s, Kiss --s, Kiss --s, Kiss --s, Kiss --s, Kiss --s, Kiss --s, Kiss --s, And Prosper Kiss --s, Kiss --s, Kiss --s, Kiss --s, Kiss --s, Kiss --s, Kiss --s, Kiss --s, Kiss --s, And Prosper With your --s kissing ways Til the end of days Wipe that chin and prosper Oh how you bend the knee Soiling decrepit sheet Smile, take it and prosper And through the sludge of humanity We will always be Knee deep in the sludge of humanity We must always be... Panning for gold Kiss --s, Kiss --s, Kiss --s, Kiss --s, Kiss --s, Kiss --s, Kiss --s, Kiss --s, Kiss --s, And prosper Kiss --s, Kiss --s, Kiss --s, Kiss --s, Kiss --s, And PROSPER With your --s kissing ways, to the end of days Wipe that chin and prosper Oh how you bend the knee Soiling decrepit sheet Smile take it, and prosper Will it ever change? (no) But we can smile with abundant contentment knowing, we aren't one of them Of all the totally depraved, womb-spit results we aren't that Inside we can, inside we can.... (Prosper)
Genre - Songwriter and Vocals, Thanks to Elizabeth Marino for performing the song Live, and special guest appearance on the song by Trumpet player Greg Byers