Haunted Gauntlet is a songwriter, instrumentalist, music producer & visual artist from Omaha, NE. HG collects & hoards sounds like he does VHS tapes & blends all his influences to make a special mix of emotional & potent essence for his cousins, lovers & dreamers. A collaborator at heart producing for his award winning hip hop group M34N STR33T & many other singers & rappers over his career - yet he is off on his own this adventure, taking the mic, his guitar & samplers with him on the road.

On his newest solo album “Pour Lonesome Cowboys (yee haw)” HG explores the concept of emotional futurism lyrically while producing hooky, modern bedroom pop soundscapes that range from dark, electronic & heavy to bubblegum three chord bliss. Ride into the sunset of the present moment & explore this strange new world with your cousin HG by your side.

On his newest solo album “Pour Lonesome Cowboys (yee haw)” HG explores the concept of emotional futurism lyrically while producing hooky, modern bedroom pop soundscapes that range from dark, electronic & heavy to bubblegum three chord bliss. Ride into the sunset of the present moment & explore this strange new world with your cousin HG by your side.

Chris Baker
22 
Sampling, hard shit, untouched music
<3 vaporwave, chillwave, experimental, cloud rap, drum&bass,

Oracles of the analog temple.
Purveyors of digital movements.


Two-piece electronic duo hailing from the pine marsh border of Louisiana and Texas. Anodyne Temples is cinematic electronic dance music; music for environments, objects, and installations. The project uses found sound and media to create driving sample-based rhythms with layered classic synthesizers. It aims to create reactions of movement, uninhibited reflection, and uninhibited intensity. The result is rhythmic and atmospheric, alluring and alarming, poetic and frenzied.

Anodyne Temples is Brandon Pittman (When The Word Was Sound) on synth and vocals; Ryan Tharp (CMBD, Showtech) on rhythm and mixed media.

| melodic | wave | bassmusic | 

Spotify / Apple Music: flawlosphere

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