Philly indie rock band rooted in folk punk songwriting on a suitcase drum.  Lyrical story-telling being both delicately served to you and aggressively shouted into your ear, packaged with intricate drums, dissonant bass chords, and face melting guitar solos.

Joe Martin - Vocals, Rhythm Guitar
Geoff Naiberk - Lead Guitar
Will Schwarz - Bass
James Udinsky - Drums

Here Be Monsters is an independent folk-punk project currently based out of Georgia consisting of one member. It delivers lo-fi, emotive music through the use of traditional punk and folk instrumentation, such as guitar, drums, bass, mandolin, and concertina.

The subject matter of Here Be Monsters is largely personal and philosophical, however it prides itself on having an unapologetically feminist ethos and remains a strong ally to the LBGTQ community.

Here Be Monsters is a passion project - everything made and produced for it is and will always be free, or at least as cheap as possible.  However, if you are interested in donating to make the bands life a little bit easier, feel free to donate through our Bandcamp page, which is linked below. Thanks, y'all!

Moulton Music is a collaboration of artists obsessed with both the future and past of house music.  Being run by producers and music-makers, our output is varied, ranging from deep house to soul to jackin' disco, but always with a sense of historical perspective and an ear for fine-tuned production, as well as a deep connection to the dancefloor.  We're based around San Francisco's legendary Moulton Studios, where most of the production takes place, but our friends and collaborators stretch far and wide.  

There are many people involved, but our core consists of Chris Lum and David Harness (who together form Harlum Muziq), as well as Homero Espinosa and Allen Craig (both formerly of Yerba Buena Discos), along with San Francisco cult favorite DJ's Sergio Fedasz and Ivan Ruiz, and producer and marketing guru Anish Acharya (of Dream In Audio).  Of course, we have many more friends and compatriots when you include all the people involved in our regular Molton Sessions underground house party, our various club nights, and the rest of the artists and remixers on the label, but it's that spirit of collaboration, along with our past-meets-future musical values, which defines Moulton Music.

Frankly Lost is (currently) an acoustic fronted anti-folk musical act. Tomorrow, Frankly Lost may be a sperm whale.

Bookings, Licensing, remixing: 
info@moultonsf.com

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