Charlie Khan

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How We Divide The Cake 00:00 Tools
You're Telling Me 03:08 Tools
Friends Like These (Reprise) 00:00 Tools
Beautiful When You're Green 00:00 Tools
The Mortal Coil Shuffle 00:00 Tools
Friends Like These 00:00 Tools
Mesopotamia 00:00 Tools
World Turned Upside Down (Alternate Version) 00:00 Tools
Prettiest Thing 00:00 Tools
Cheshire Grin 00:00 Tools
Gaia Weeps 00:00 Tools
When the Circus Turns 00:00 Tools
The Art Of Infection 00:00 Tools
Armageddon Waltz 00:00 Tools
Beware Of The Crocodile 00:00 Tools
World Turned Upside Down 00:00 Tools
I Believe 00:00 Tools
That's The Man I'm Going To Be 00:00 Tools
Black Dogs Abound 00:00 Tools
Beware of the Crocodiles 00:00 Tools
Tiger Tail 00:00 Tools
We'll Do It Again 00:00 Tools
The Strain of the Spin on the Earth 00:00 Tools
Crucify Peace 00:00 Tools
World Turned Upside Down (Alternative Version) 00:00 Tools
Spilt Beans Tell Many Tales 00:00 Tools
The Auto-Erotic Asphyxiation Blues 00:00 Tools
World Turned Upside Down (Single Version) 00:00 Tools
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Charlie Khan is the foghorn voice of the not-entirely-moral minority, not that this bothers him in the slightest. Casting his jaundiced eagle-eye over the chaotic rat’s nest that is society, he has found it wanting. Fortunately, with an idiosyncratic and eloquent lyrical mien and a belly full of bile, he is able to set about exposing the absurdity of human behaviour through the medium of song. Backed by a clattering cacophony of weird and wonderful instruments, including his trusty two-string stick bass (which handily doubles as a weapon) and a host of decrepit guitars and vintage keyboard instruments, his brand of demented skiffle-esque diatribes are a truly unique proposition. Having already hurled the ‘How We Divide The Cake’ EP with full force at the general public, his debut full-length album, "The Fathomless Maelstrom", is expected to arrive this winter and bludgeon us all into submission once again. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.