Thirst And The Cow (TATC) Portland, Maine
Tim Gardner is a Portland, Maine (US)-based experimental guitarist and U8 Touch
player.
Thirst And The Cow (TATC) started as the name used for Tim's "Instant Music"...improv music created and recorded in a single day or session.
TATC now encompasses Tim's instrumental post-prog touchstyle music as well as his ambient improv albums.
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