Crocodile Austin, Texas
Crocodile is a progressive band from Austin TX playing some adventurous Rock and Roll. Their music is not easily categorized. Imagine mixing the counterpoint of Gentle Giant with the groove of Steely Dan. The bombast of Rush with the ear-worm melodies of ELO. The grandiloquence of Yes with the melancholy of The Smiths. These unlikely contrasts may seem strange, but it’s working for us. ... more
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