Post Punk, Psych Wave
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Field Recordings & Dirty Demos
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teenfreaks@gmail.com


Largely influenced by bands from the 80s and the 90s, somewhere between psych rock, post punk, new wave and indie rock, GOTM create their own brand of mashed up styles: Psychwave. The band is freshly back from touring Japan and South East Asia.

The Scottish-Italian/French duo got together in East London in the summer of 2016 and later moved to Glasgow. A haunting voice and indie style lyrics on top of hypnotic looped layers of guitars and drum machines, and killer guitar solos. On stage, they like to go with the flow and often end up improvising improbable melodies, creating beautiful and strange new soundscapes. 

Their 2020 album Fake Flowers Never Die caught the attention of BBC radio 6 DJs, added by Vic Galloway of BBC Scotland to his 25 bands to watch out for in 2021 list, and was nominated for the SAY Awards. [Scottish Album of the Year]

Their latest EP ‘The Unraveling’ (released 2022) was named record of the week on BBC Radio Nan Gaidheal and Parisian radio Le Village Pop.


Releases
The Unraveling EP, 2022
Live In Cambodia, 2021
Fake Flowers Never Die LP, 2020
The Sunshine Makers Club EP, 2019
Permanent Summer LP, 2018

Social Media
https://linktr.ee/geographyofthemoon

Sound engineer, producer, multi-instrumentalist, archivist, and collaborator since 1970.

Priscilla Ederle is an adult alternative singer songwriter with a twist of pop and electronic vibes. She writes well-crafted, thoughtful songs with moody undertones evoking memorable, catchy melodies with strong lyrical imagery. Her most recent single, "Stay Young", is a result of songwriting workshop feedback and musical explorations. On, "Stay Young", Ederle evolves her sound even further by experimenting with modern, dreamy, sonic sounds, while grounding herself in pop songwriting conventions.

Born in Honolulu, Hawaii and raised in West Bloomfield, Michigan, Ederle began her music endeavors playing in rock bands in the Detroit area music scene. She began her singer-songwriter journey after her last band, named Cylinderhead, broke up after attaining local notoriety. She quickly attained local success by winning "Best Folk Album" for her debut solo album, "Last Will & Testament" at the Detroit Music Awards. After graduating from college, Ederle decided to move to the west coast to California where she recorded her second album "The Diamond Fields." Her lead single, "Invisible", off of "The Diamond Fields" won an honorable mention in the John Lennon Songwriting Contest. 

Priscilla Ederle currently resides in the San Francisco Bay area and enjoys honing her songwriting craft with other nearby songwriters and participating in local live gigs.

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