Tyrantula Casitas Springs, California
We are given a glance into the capricious mind of Wyatt Hull as he introduces the world to his first solo project. The music of Tyrantula could best be described as woodland dance folk, involving an autoharp, some house-cats, a kazoo, & a man ranting harmonious vocal hooks whilst playing a keyboard with his toes. What's not to enjoy. -NME ... more
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