Biography
CHRIS FORSYTH (guitars)
Chris Forsyth is known for hypnotic compositions and solo performances on 6- and 12-string guitars that assimilate minimalism and psychedelia with art rock, folk, and blues influences. He has performed widely in Europe and the US, having toured with such like-minded artists as Träd Gräs och Stenar, Steve Gunn, Ignatz, and Es. He is a founding member (with Jaime Fennelly and Fritz Welch) of gothic junk folk expressionists Peeesseye, and a member of the elusive experimental group Phantom Limb & Bison. Other notable collaborators have included guitarist Tetuzi Akiyama, trumpeter Nate Wooley, singer and songwriter Meg Baird, and choreographers Miguel Gutierrez and RoseAnne Spradlin.
RICK TOMLINSON (guitars)Rick Tomlinson released his critically-acclaimed second full length album under the name 'Voice of the Seven Thunders' earlier this year on Tchantinler Recordings / Holy Mountain Records. Tomlinson's records are typically difficult to classify and have so far covered plenty of ground - from fractured acoustic songs and electronic drone experiments to wavy Eastern fuzz and krautrock-inspired jams.
Chris Forsyth is known for hypnotic compositions and solo performances on 6- and 12-string guitars that assimilate minimalism and psychedelia with art rock, folk, and blues influences. He has performed widely in Europe and the US, having toured with such like-minded artists as Träd Gräs och Stenar, Steve Gunn, Ignatz, and Es. He is a founding member (with Jaime Fennelly and Fritz Welch) of gothic junk folk expressionists Peeesseye, and a member of the elusive experimental group Phantom Limb & Bison. Other notable collaborators have included guitarist Tetuzi Akiyama, trumpeter Nate Wooley, singer and songwriter Meg Baird, and choreographers Miguel Gutierrez and RoseAnne Spradlin.
RICK TOMLINSON (guitars)Rick Tomlinson released his critically-acclaimed second full length album under the name 'Voice of the Seven Thunders' earlier this year on Tchantinler Recordings / Holy Mountain Records. Tomlinson's records are typically difficult to classify and have so far covered plenty of ground - from fractured acoustic songs and electronic drone experiments to wavy Eastern fuzz and krautrock-inspired jams.