Matt Helgeson plays solo guitar and electronics, touching on styles both traditional and non-traditional. He's heavily influenced by players like John Fahey, Leo Kottke, William Tyler, and Bert Jansch, as well as world music, '70s synthesizer and rock influences. He's the former bassist for the post-punk band Maps of Norway.

John writes music of many kinds, and here's one group of kinds.  See also Doofgoblin.


Chris Forsyth & Nick Millevoi (guitars), Peter Kerlin (bass), Ray Kubian (drums).  A positive alternative to the retro future whatever.

Ian G. McColm is a multi-instrumentalist and composer residing in Philadelphia, PA. He currently performs internationally with a variety of ensembles including Washington D.C. free-music trio Heart of the Ghost, New Haven’s Center, Bagpipe-and-Electronics duo Glasspack, as well as with an array of solo artists.

Paradise of Bachelors is a Record Label, Soundsystem, and Archive located in the North Carolina Piedmont and in the subluminal aether. We are dedicated to documenting, curating, and releasing under-recognized musics of the American vernacular, with an emphasis on the South, broadly defined. 

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