Taras Bulba Fleetwood, UK
Taras Bulba was formed from the ashes of Earthling Society by Fred Laird in the winter 2018. Writing lysergic lo-fi works that mix Krautrock, Syd Barrett, Popol Vuh, 60's psych, world music and anything else they can throw into the gumbo. Shying away from professional recording facilities Taras Bulba record drifting dreamlike soundtracks whilst bunkered down in their own DIY box room studio. ... more
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