Gandalf Murphy And The Slambovian Circus Of Dreams

Gandalf Murphy And The Slambovian Circus Of Dreams

Gandalf Murphy And The Slambovian Circus Of Dreams is a folk-rock group from Sleepy Hollow, United States, active since 1998. The band is also known as The Slambovian Circus Of Dreams and The Grand Slambovians.

Style and influences

The group’s sound combines folk-rock with touches of psychedelia, blues and Beatles-style pop. Their influences include The Who, Waterboys, Bob Dylan, The Byrds and Pink Floyd. Their music is described through references to quirky Americana, Zen-like anthems and a broader, self-contained musical world.

Members

The group consists of Joziah Longo on lead vocals, guitars and harmonica; Tink Lloyd on accordion, cello, ukulele, flute and theremin; Sharkey McEwen on guitars, mandolin and backing vocals; and Eric Puente on drums. The bio also refers to Tony Zuzulo in connection with the drums.

Reception and recognition

The band is based in the Hudson Valley area and is described as having won Hudson Valley Magazine’s Best Band title three times in a row. Their live performances are presented as a major part of their reputation, alongside a loyal and growing following.