Eerie Wanda is the brainchild of audio and visual artist Marina Tadic. Her second LP, Pet Town is an exercise in isolated creativity.

Using minimal recording techniques, Tadic shapes these ten songs from sheer intuition, while drawing inspiration from solitude.

Although her two bandmates Jasper Verhulst and Jeroen de Heuvel are each relatively close geographically (residing in Amsterdam, Utrecht, and Nijmegen), the band decided to record each of their parts alone, in their own homes.

And weave the songs together remotely, like pen-pals making a quilt. Anchored by Tadic's wistful lyrics and self possessed vocal delivery, these songs take on a stripped down, spectral quality.

Mixed by producer Jasper Geluk, the album is perched in warm, homespun sounds_live drums are replaced with handclaps, finger snaps, and a Roland-CR 78 drum machine, enhancing the music's tactile and intimate headspace.

Like some mysterious shamanic voice from the future, Eerie Wanda hushes turbulent peaks and valleys into a comforting, deft equilibrium.