Thieves' Kitchen UK
Burning Shed describe Thieves' Kitchen as "a sophisticated mixture of the old and the new, as Mellotrons and Hammonds
collide with powerful guitar riffs and unusual Canterbury prog harmonies fuse with art rock bite and ethereal folk-tinged songcraft."
Check out composer/guitarist Phil Mercy's ambient guitar & electronica project here on Bandcamp: philmercy.bandcamp.com
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