Mélancolie française imbibée de briques rouges alcoolisées.  #rock

I once got a tascam 4 Band machine from a friend. We used it to record our session. We went from punk to psychedelic hardcore. I only sung and MC the stage. Truly lost my mind. After all felt apart. I took guitar in my hand and tascam and a drum machine became my friends. For a long time. And I still can’t get a song played more than the one time it is recorded. And it still feels good to be there.

Deeply poetic and musically pastoral, her fourth album is an exploration of textures and melodies reinforcing the title that Americana UK bestowed upon her as “The New Queen of Shoegaze.” The follow-up to 2015's Shaky, WINGS ALLELUIA displays the layered tapestry she musically weaves that Huffington Post called “a Southern-psych dreamland, bottling up ghosts and bringing them to life through her ethereal hymns." 

"Meet the woman with the most world-weary voice in music: She's most assuredly creating the soundtrack to whatever becomes the next The Craft or Natural Born Killers — a little bit industrial grime, a little bit shoegaze, a little bit dark..." - Refinery29

"One part shoegaze, another couple parts Southern gothic, a dash of folk, some classic country, and whatever else she pleases, Thayer Sarrano has emerged this spring with new record. Wings Alleluia is the album that every singer/songwriter strives for, but rarely hits. Definitely a “lights off” affair, but Sarrrano isn’t unleashing a darkness to swallow you whole. Instead, she reaches out to the listener with hope. She isn’t just a musician, she is a guide..”
-News Whistle

"Sarrano can morph from angel to devil in the same song. The looming atmosphere of dread and submission conjured turns over a new page in Southern Gothic storytelling" —Pop Matters

 "It’s rare that a song strikes so perfect a balance between foreboding and sensual, but Thayer Sarrano gets it just right"
- Paste Magazine

​"Sarrano’s dreamy songwriting often gets labelled as psychedelic, but her poeticisms are so spiritually minded that transcendental might be a better descriptor”
- Immersive Atlanta

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