NOTE: Download includes PDF of the songbook (chords & lyrics to all songs, handwritten wtih original artwork by Fraea the Banshee).

Ghost stories, murder ballads, fiddle tunes and train songs from the tunnels of East Vancouver. Features a 5-string fiddle, a baritone violin string section and the legendary Stroh Violin (a rare, antiquated instrument with a resonator and a phonograph horn).

"Incredible album of dark modern day folk songs...includes some of the eeriest fiddle playing around." - Americana Roots UK

An electrified patchwork of folk, punk, Celtic and old jazz. Tracks 2, 7 & 8 feature the legendary STROH VIOLIN (a rare and body-less violin with a resonator and a phonograph horn). Gang vocals and screaming tracked in Leeside Skatepark.

"A backroads troubadour with a few things to say by way of viscera, nerve and hard experience...basically a raunchy Bob Dylan with blood in his teeth." - FAME Reviews

"Think The Pogues at their most engaging, singing early Tom Waits." - Leicester Bangs

Travel songs for orphans, freaks, hobos and ghosts. Rusty gates, muted horns, resonators, accordions and voices, held down with percussive acoustic guitar and the mad bowing of a six-fingered classical bassist.

"A two-sided record on a one-sided disc, the album begins with familiar folk fare: love, drunks, killers and working-class heroes, before descending into an underworld of faeries, ghosts and madness." - BC Musician Magazine

"A wordsmith and poet...Andrew has harnessed his muse on hobos, heartsick pilgrims and the demons left on the highway." - Americana UK