David Carson Daniels and Fight the Big Bowl, the funeral bell.

One more is gone out of the busy throng that tread these paths.

The church bell toads, its side now rose, too many hearts.

Power bells till night, there echoes all night upon my ear

There still perchance

That gentle spirit haunts a fragrant beer

Though lies the paw, lowly the mourners are, their passage grow,

No saber humus, the serene blue of heaven's core.

In distant death, faint sounds the funeral bell Our heavenly chide

Some poet there

Weeps the light, bird,

bird and death

Into sweet ride

To sweet ride Too sweet ride

Too sweet ride Two sweet ride That was the funeral bell, created with a combination of David Carson Daniels and Fight the Big Bowl.

It's off of the full length, I Mean to Live Here Still, got a release of June 2010, being distributed by Fat Cat Records.

You've heard David Carson Daniels perform here on Indie Feed before.

This time, he's joined forces with Richmond, Virginia, based nine-piece avant-jazz collective, Fight the Bull.

This is the product of both musically and geographically different approaches, Virginia, based nine-piece avant-jazz collective Fight the Bowl. This is the product of both musically and geographically different approaches blended together.

On one hand, you have David, the childhood of hym singing, a high school jazz band,

formal university training and composition, theory, free improvisation, and performance art.

And on the other hand, you have a non-et or a group of nine

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