Sky Cries Mary

Sky Cries Mary is an American psychedelic rock and trance band from Seattle, Washington, formed in the late 1980s by Roderick Wolgamott. The band's early influences included European industrial music and 1970s glam/punk artists like Lou Reed and David Bowie. Over the years, Sky Cries Mary has had a diverse lineup, featuring notable musicians such as Jon Auer and Ken Stringfellow of The Posies, and Jon Davison, who later became the lead vocalist of Yes. The band's music has evolved significantly, incorporating elements of space rock, indie grooves, and trance, often with a spiritual and ethereal feel. Recent albums include *Wandering in the Vastness*, *Secrets of a Red Planet*, and *Everything Goes Somewhere*, showcasing their continued exploration of psychedelic sounds.

Sky Cries Mary has experienced several lineup changes and hiatuses, but they have consistently produced music that blends psychedelic rock with trance elements. Their recent releases reflect a synthesis of feeling and experience, often influenced by global events like the pandemic. The band has performed at various festivals, including Seattle Hempfest, and has been involved in innovative projects, such as internet-only concerts. With a career spanning over three decades, Sky Cries Mary remains a unique and captivating presence in the psychedelic music scene.

Genres

Space Rock

Latest Release

SKY CRIES MARY - Everything Goes Somewhere

Sky Cries Mary

Ep - 6 Tracks - Released August 15, 2023