Dexter Freebish

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Dexter Freebish
Origin	Austin
Country	USA
Years active	2000 - present
Genres	Alternative Rock
Labels	Capitol Records
Members	Rob Kyle Chris Lowe Charles Martin Scott Romig Rob Schilz
Website(s)	http://www.dexterfreebish.com

Dexter Freebish is an Austin, Texas USA based band consisting of lead singer Rob Kyle, Lead Guitarist Charles Martin, bass and vocals of Chris Lowe, guitar and keys from Scott Romig, and the drums of Rob Schilz. They have released two albums.

1 Albums
- 1.1 Life of Saturdays
- 1.2 Tripped Into Divine
2 Trivia
3 External links

[edit] Albums

[edit] Life of Saturdays

Released September 26, 2000

Leaving Town
My Madonna
Higher
What Do You See?
Spotlight
Tomorrow
Deeper
Falling Down
Life Of Saturdays
Wonderland
Bring Me Water

[edit] Tripped Into Divine

Released 2004

Prozak
Wild Things
How Do I Get Through To You
Ghosts
What I Need
Breathe
Save Me
Heavy
No One Knows
Pretty People
Twilight
Breakdown

[edit] Trivia

“Leaving Town” - Dexter Freebish’s 1999 John Lennon Songwriting Contest Song of the Year (picked from 27,000 entries)
Eventually signed with Capitol Records for the band’s 2000 full-length debut "A Life of Saturdays".
Lots of play on the radio for "Leaving Town" and the 2nd single "My Madonna"
Invited to play for the Navy in Spain, Italy and Bahrain
Dexter Freebish decided to part ways with Capitol Records, which was experiencing a regime change that would not allow the band to get the attention it deserved.
2nd album "Tripped Into Divine" released independently
"Ghosts" was an EA featured track on the game Tiger Woods 2004
In 2001, Dexter Freebish contributed a live performance of their song "My Madonna" to the charity album Live in the X Lounge IV
"Dexter Freebish's Electric Roller Ride" was the name of a roller coaster at Astroworld theme park in Houston.
"Save Me" featured on EA's Superman Returns (video game).