Blind River Guildford, UK
No click track. No auto-tune. No edits. “Bones For The Skelton Thief” was recorded direct to tape, in one take, across 2
days at Middle Farm Studios, Devonshire, England.
“Bones For The Skeleton Thief” is unashamedly raw and proudly defiant. The sound of a band in a room and nothing less.
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