What makes Flubber by Souled American notable?

Flubber received critical acclaim for its unique blend of styles, helping to solidify Souled American's reputation as innovators in the alternative country genre. The album has been cited by various artists as an influence during the burgeoning alternative scene of the late '80s and early '90s. Flubber is Souled American's third album, released in 1989 after their 1988 debut, feasting on the attention garnered from the previous year's release. By this time, the band was carving a niche within the alternative country scene, developing their signature sound that combined folk elements with a more avant-garde approach.

How many songs are on Flubber?

Flubber has 11 tracks, running approximately 40 minutes.

Flubber

Souled American · 1989

40 min · 11 tracks · alternative country

A blend of atmospheric textures and understated melodies that drift between alt-country and experimental soundscapes.

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Top tracks — play these first

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All Good Things — This opening track sets the tone for the album with its haunting melody and introspective lyrics, showcasing the band's distinctive sound.
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Mar'Boro Man — With its catchy hooks and intriguing narrative, this song exemplifies Souled American's ability to weave storytelling into their music.
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True Swamp — The atmospheric instrumentation and evocative lyrics create a sense of place, immersing listeners in a vivid sonic landscape.

Tracklist

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1 All Good Things 4:52
2 Mar'Boro Man 2:56
3 Wind to Dry 4:07
4 Drop in the Basket 2:57
5 Heywire 2:33
6 True Swamp 3:07
7 You and You Alone 4:40
8 Cupa Cowfee 2:15
9 Over the Hill 5:01
10 Zillion 4:57
11 Why, Are You 3:05

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