Chiwawa : The Sick World of Yona.
He who sings thinks no evil.
Chiwawa's debut album The Sick World Of Yona was released in 1998. It
was produced by Steve Whitfield (The Cure, The Mission and among others).
The record quickly became a hit with the critics, securing the band a
strong and loyal to this day fan base.
The first single "Below Zero" still resonates on the airwaves, after 13
years.
"The Sick World of Yona" consists of 13 tracks which shift in mood,
tempo, atmosphere and flavour. Yet they are all cohesively linked and
bound to leave you wanting more.
Songs:
1. Below Zero
2. Umbrella Man
3. Dream Sequence
4. Sea ship
5. Ten to Thirteen
6. Details
7. On Top of Trees
8. Nep-Tune
9. Drone
10. Innuendo
11. Ode to You
12. Hush
13. Gibber
Listen to: the entire album.
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Release date: 5/19/2012
Chiwawa lives in Quebec Canada
Tagged as: Alt Rock, Pop, Rock
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