Crooked Fingers

Indie Rock Project Led by Eric Bachmann

Crooked Fingers is an indie rock project that was formed by singer-songwriter Eric Bachmann after the breakup of his previous band, Archers of Loaf, which was a staple of the indie rock scene in the 1990s. Crooked Fingers began as Bachmann's solo project and evolved into a full band over time. The music of Crooked Fingers is known for its rich, textured soundscapes and Bachmann's distinctive baritone voice. The self-titled debut album "Crooked Fingers" was released in 2000 and showcased a departure from the post-punk leanings of Archers of Loaf, moving towards more folk and Americana-influenced sounds.