"Divine Providence"
Divine Providence is the fourth album released by Deer Tick. Moving away from the folk like roots of War Elephant, Divine Providence has louder, faster paced chord progression leading to a new more punk like sounds like that featured in "Let's all go to the bar." This album also features the first song sang in full by drummer Dennis Ryan, 'Clownin Around.' Clownin Around focuses on the dark life of "The clown killer" John Wayne Gacy.
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