Tapir!
Tapir! explores the folk genre as a six-member band, creating a playful and storytelling-driven musical world. This concept extends beyond their music, influencing their set design, costumes, films, and paintings. Imagine a strange creature, The Pilgrim, wandering through an equally strange world filled with bizarre characters. The story unfolds on Tapir!'s debut album, The Pilgrim, Their God and The King of My Decrepit Mountain, blending music and narrative into a fantastical journey.
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