Sensor Ghost, a band from Washington, D.C., plays medieval funk punk. Mike Andre, bass/vocals, Amanda Huron, guitar, and Sam Lavine, drums. Hear our music here. Pictured: our first show, Lamont Plaza, October 2021. Photo credit: Mike Maguire. Follow us on Instagram for shows/updates.

Weed Tree is Amanda Huron and Layne Garrett. We play improvised music on drums, prepared guitar and homemade instruments. Listen here. Pictured, Weed Tree performing at the Back Alley Theater in D.C., 2012.

Puff Pieces was Mike Andre (Antelope, Vertebrates), Justin Moyer (E.D. Sedgwick, Antelope, El Guapo), and Amanda Huron (Weed Tree, Vertebrates). We played art punk. Our records (two 7” records and one LP) are available from Lovitt Records. Pictured is our first show, at La Casa in D.C., April 2013.

The Back Alley Theater was an underground space for music and culture in Washington, D.C., resurrected in 2012 by Amanda Huron, Layne Garrett, and others at the Madison Terrace Cooperative. 

Radio CPR was a community radio station founded to give voice to diverse neighborhood culture, music and perspectives. Amanda Huron was one of the key founders of the station in 1998. After nearly 20 years in operation, the station disbanded in February 2017. Pictured at right is a flyer from one of our many, many live shows organized at La Casa, in the Mt. Pleasant neighborhood.

Miracles (2004-2011) was Adam Stolorow and Baxter Holland, with a rotating cast of drummers, including Amanda Huron during the period of 2008-2010. Here we are playing at the Cakeshop in New York City.

David and I played together periodically while I lived in New York City. In this pic we are playing in that space next to Glasslands on Kent Ave. in Brooklyn.

Caution Curves (2003-2009) has hosted several different members over the years. In the period 2004-2006, it consisted of Rebecca Mills, Tristana Fiscella, and Amanda Huron. Here we are playing in a basement in Philadelphia.

Vertebrates was Bee Elvy, Mike Andre, and Amanda Huron. 

Scaramouche was Andrea Blatchford, Natalie Avery, and Amanda Huron. Here, we're playing at Don Juan restaurant, 1997.

Stigmatics was Natalie Avery, Cristina Calle and Amanda Huron.

Impetus Inter was originally Dave Hake, Mark Newman, Mark Wilcox, Amanda Huron, and Ian Rhoades. Erik Funk later replaced Ian on bass. Here we are in the back of our van, about to leave on tour in the summer of 1995.

Period was Scott Puhl, Mark Newman, Ian Rhoades, and Amanda Huron. Here we are playing in Kirk basement at Macalester College.