Twisted Pine is a Boston-based spacecraft of a band that was once bluegrass but is now “something else, a wider version of a stringband, boundary jumpers akin to outfits like Punch Brothers, Nickel Creek, and Crooked Still” [The Boston Globe]

Their soundscape has all the sass of zero-gravity pop; the grooves of 2 am funk jams; the astral flute and shoobedoos of 70s radio; and lyric narratives packed with the elements of earthling mountain music. The album art from their 2020 sophomore release "Right Now" pays homage to Father John Misty and Tex Logan — two points that intersect the plane of this exquisite world.

“Each member of this band is a runaway freight train of talent on their own, but together the jubilance of sound they unleash on a crowd is something to be marveled at” —Red Line Roots

Twisted Pine is Kathleen Parks (Newburgh, NY) on fiddle and lead vox; Dan Bui (Houston, TX) on mandolin; Chris Sartori (Concord, MA) on bass; and Twisted Pine's newest addition, Anh Phung (Chilliwack, BC) on flute. Everybody sings. Twisted Pine plays under the influence of explorers Jerry Douglas (with whom the band occasionally tours), Bela Fleck, Sierra Hull, Billy Strings, The Wood Brothers, and Lake Street Dive and Crooked Still (label mates at Signature Sounds Recordings).