Sacrificial Lamb

Cyanide Sun

Sunny

Barefoot Girl

Hazel and Wine

Day 1

Perfect

2007, age 13
something I recently rediscovered in the pelagic realm of old Protools files on the computer in the garage. 
Note the dexterous, finely-tuned saturation of cathedral-sized reverb, completely ignore the lyrics.
Truly--pretend they don't exist.
 I'm sure they meant something at one point, maybe anguish?
Anguish might be a fitting word in some way.

In any case...
 

Dreamthing/Saer-Change

circa 2010, running around on its spindly yearling legs

Lostin Fown

Saera Kochanski--megaphone, banjo
Nov 2012

Lullaby For Olga (early)

Welcome to the sonic crow's nest of Saera & WZ. It's kind of cozy & out of the way, but ultimately made up of pointy, weirdly-shaped things that don't fit anywhere else. For a better representation of WZ's music, go to www.wishbonezoe.com 


Wishbone Zoe is the auditory/visual avant-indie Neuron Carnival of Saera K, who, based out of Massachusetts, specializes in areas of junkyard rock, crashitybishbash, and the distracted storytelling of important things.
Her show has been described as “anti-boring” and has been known to both deeply resonate with and/or bamboozle earthlings of all ages. A girl with a normally quiet voice, she traverses our world with a rotating show of humans and coyote-type cynocephaly, or as a one-lady band that has the capacity to create a presence and sound as full and commanding as any three or four-piece.

In the past, she's shared bills with the likes of The Suitcase Junket, Arc Iris, And The Kids, Bella's Bartok, Heather Maloney, Girl in A Coma, Rushad Eggleston (Tornado Rider, Crooked Still), Peter Mulvey, Kristen Ford, The Leafies You Gave Me, Daniel Ouellette, Lexi Weege, Pocket Vinyl, Khaki King, and Lydia Loveless. WZ has played regionally and nationally since 2011 at rooms such as Club Passim, Signature Sounds' Parlor Room, the Vanilla Bean, Melodica Fest USA (NY), Wind Up Fest (MA) and True/False (MO)

She co-produced and released her first album and companion graphic libretto “All of These Oddities” in 2014 and self-produced a second and conceptual album "Fossil's Dream" in 2016. Saera is working to establish herself as a working visual artist as well, and has hung shows in Florence, Northampton and Greenfield MA.
By making loud and quiet sounds with banjo, vocal chords, guitar, melodica, bass, trash percussion, radio, old appliances, and other noises, WZ aims to shatter preconceptions of genre, influence your children and eventually break into the Neptunian and Plutonian music scenes.

The Wishbox