Dense synthesizer, guitar, and field recording based compositions. Ambient, organic, experimental. 

Foggiest is the work of Mike Ward.

Also playing synth for Let's Wait and Pale Monsters.

Pale Monsters are new wave-art rockers that bring an an off-kilter, modernized take to guitar and synth driven rock. They have been compared to Pere Ubu, Elvis Presley, David Bowie and the Talking Heads.
 
Led by the songwriting and "impassioned howl" (Vanyaland) of Chris Mulvey, the Boston-based quartet is made up of longtime Boston music veterans (and friends), Kevin McGrath, Mike Ward and Travis Richter.
 
The band’s 2016 5-song debut EP Take What You Can Take was "a set of loud, sad indie rock gems" (Boston Herald) described as "fresh and vital" (Worcester Telegram). 
 
In late 2017, Pale Monsters released their "anthemic new single" (Vanyaland) "All This Time We Wait" through their website, earning a spot as one of the best of Boston singles of 2017 by influential Boston music site, Vanyaland.
 
The new track is the first glimpse into Pale Monster's upcoming full length album, scheduled for release in March 2018, and titled, Are You Feeling Alive?

Contact the band at palemonsters@gmail.com

Kingsley Flood is a five-piece band from Boston and Washington DC. Its songs have been featured in Rolling Stone, NPR, the Wall Street Journal, Paste, American Songwriter and Esquire. It has won three Boston Music Awards including Album of the Year (Battles). The Boston Herald calls it "the best live band in Boston" and "a Rolling Thunder Revue with a punk rock sneer."

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