TOADSTOOL SHADOW
News flash: Folk Songs of the American Wood Elf, the Toadstool Shadow movie, will be screened for free after Porchfest in Yellow Springs, September 18, 2021 at 7:00pm. The venue is the Yellow Springs Arts Council, 111 Corry Street, Yellow Springs. So, please rock out at Porchfest, then come chill in the dark with Toadstool Shadow. The movie is 40 minutes long with 11 original songs, nine elves, five faeries, two gnomes, one large teenage rabbit, a unicorn, and a cop. See you there!
Attention! As of the full moon of August 22, 2021, Toadstool Shadow's second album Folk Songs of the American Wood Elf is out and available across the globe. Folk Songs of the American Wood Elf features 12 original songs about faeries, robot elves, leprechauns, mermaids, magic carpets, and invisible mountains, plus two songs about acid casualties. It's part two of Toadstool Shadow's three-part fairy tale opera about a visionary rabbit. Folk Songs of the American Wood Elf is also the soundtrack to Toadstool Shadow's first movie, which premieres in September 2021. The album can be streamed everywhere (Spotify, Amazon Music, Apple Music, etcetera). Limited edition CDs are available in the Toadstool Shadow store.
Attention! As of the full moon of August 22, 2021, Toadstool Shadow's second album Folk Songs of the American Wood Elf is out and available across the globe. Folk Songs of the American Wood Elf features 12 original songs about faeries, robot elves, leprechauns, mermaids, magic carpets, and invisible mountains, plus two songs about acid casualties. It's part two of Toadstool Shadow's three-part fairy tale opera about a visionary rabbit. Folk Songs of the American Wood Elf is also the soundtrack to Toadstool Shadow's first movie, which premieres in September 2021. The album can be streamed everywhere (Spotify, Amazon Music, Apple Music, etcetera). Limited edition CDs are available in the Toadstool Shadow store.
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“[Toadstool Shadow are the] young heirs to the Dayton weirdness throne.” -Karma Chief Records recording artist M. Ross Perkins [Toadstool Shadow's Rainbow Nights] is one of the most creative things I've heard in a long time." -Langen Goldstien Girl at the Rock Shows Although [Toadstool Shadow's] music may seem a bit out there sometimes, their whimsical music can serve as a good relief from the chaotic state the world seems to be stuck in right now." -Theo Gainey Dayton Local Music [Toadstool Shadow is] “a fun, distinctly different project… The subject matter is unusual, but that in no way diminishes the quality of the material. [Toadstool Shadow’s Chris] Till is a talented songwriter, providing strong vocal melodies and musical hooks to support lyrics about Bunny’s otherworldly exploits.” -Don Thrasher Dayton Daily News |
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