Silas The Sacrilegious Tacoma, Washington
"Sober PNW cryptid bringing you grim & gritty banjo tunes from beyond the void."
Well, that's what
I used to say; things have changed a bit since then. Music has taken a backseat to my life but thanks to Hawthorn I managed to pick up the banjo again. Here's to hardship for helping feed your creative fire.
This page is nothing more than proof that I can actually do the things I set my mind to.
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