Ghost pipe
psychedelic folk, experimental, Victorian, witch folk Tamalyn Miller: vox, handmade horsehair fiddle and: ancestral harmonica, bass guitar, bells, bird wing, cymbals, deer bones, doumbek, field recordings, five-dollar dulcimer, French horn, gong, half-strung banjo, jaw harp, keyboard, lost-and-found violin, metal mixing bowls, my grandfather’s guitar circa 1921, rattlesnake rattle, rose branch flute, shakers, snare drum, thrift store punch bowl, toy zithers, ukelin, wooden flute
"...a one-woman orchestra from a village five thousand years ago beamed into the 21st century." —New York Music Daily
“There is a subtle and rustic magick being conjured and at work here, with these tracks feeling like sigils made from leaves, twigs, and spider silk. Part sound journal, part sonic grimoire, part transcripts of oneironomantic transmissions, and all a curious mystery. “ —hotel kilo
spirit radio
chamber ambient
Tamalyn Miller: horsehair fiddle, voice
Stephen Spera: guitars, keyboards, electric sitar, percussion, devices, production
"...an evocative electroacoustic drift with deeply theatrical tones, capable of opening up an evanescent universe in which obscure restlessness and enchanting sweetness come together..." —SoWhat
GODDESS
psychedelic folk
Bob Bannister: guitar
Tamalyn Miller: vocals, horsehair fiddle, keyboard, French horn
Andy Newman: toy guitar, keyboard, piano, lap dulcimer, cuatro, pump organ, backup vocals, tambourine, taperine
Fran Pado: vocals, lyrics
"...one of New York’s most phantasmagorical, individualistic bands." —New York Music Daily