Sky Cries Mary (formed 1988, in Seattle) is an American psychedelic rock and trance ensemble. Founded by Roderick Wolgamott, the group was influenced by European industrial and 1970s glam music. The recording career began with the debut album Until the Grinders Cease (1989), featuring Jon Auer and Ken Stringfellow. Subsequent releases included Don't Eat the Dirt... (1990) and the major label debut Moonbathing on Sleeping Leaves (1997). Members of the band featured vocalists Anisa Romero and Jon Davison, and guitarist Michael Cozzi. The songs "The Elephant Song" and "Shipwrecked" appeared on the soundtracks for the films The Harvest and Tank Girl, respectively. After becoming inactive in 1999, activity resumed in 2004 and again in 2016 with guitarist Jack Endino. Later discography included Secrets of a Red Planet (2020), Wandering in the Vastness (2022), and Everything Goes Somewhere (2023). The ensemble performed at Seattle Hempfest in 2019.
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A Broadcast from the Cosmic Void
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Cosmic Compilation
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Immortal Jellyfish
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Immortal Jellyfish
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SKY CRIES MARY - Everything Goes Somewhere
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Everything Goes Somewhere
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Wandering in the Vastness
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Secrets of a Red Planet
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Thieves & Sirens
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| Taking the Stage (Live 1997-2005) |
| Taking the Stage Live (1997-2005) |
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Sky Cries Mary
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| Space Between the Drops |
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Small Town
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Here And Now
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