Argyle Goolsby

Argyle Goolsby is a band that surfaced in the late 2000s with a deliberately obscure presence, keeping their origins and location undisclosed. Their name plays on the word 'gullible,' suggesting a taste for sly humor and narrative games. They built a sound that pulls from folk, blues, rock, and electronica, creating atmospheric tracks with lyrics that often drift into surreal or macabre territory.

In 2015, they released 'Mister Babadook,' a song inspired by the Australian horror film. Its eerie melody and unsettling themes caught attention, becoming something of a viral piece. That track, along with others like 'Last House On The Left' and 'Pyromantic Eyes,' shows their preference for dark, evocative storytelling. Their discography includes albums titled after horror films, such as 'The Night of the Hunter' and 'The Wicker Man.'

The band has maintained a small, close-knit lineup, with Anya mentioned as a core member. They've kept a low profile, letting the music, and its occasional controversies over graphic content, speak for itself. There's no grand narrative arc here, just a series of releases that explore shadowy corners with a mix of acoustic and electronic textures.