Matthew Ross / Woodlark Recordings High Peak District, UK
DIY jangle pop from Northern Britain. Songs inspired by nature, landscape and folklore, with a splash of humour and
surrealism.
My various projects are collected under the umbrella of Woodlark Recordings.
Songs may contain traces of sea creatures.
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