Jeremy Siegrist

Jeremy started regularly performing in the late 90’s, and founded theillalogicalspoon in the year 2000. His solo performances are full of the emotional intensity you have come to expect from theillalogicalspoon, but in a more stripped down and intimate version with a focus on the poetry and stories. With songs full of the ecstasy and trauma of being alive he explores the tensions between chaos and order, wildness and civilization, spirit and matter, rootedness and nomadism, hope and cynicism. Along with “unplugged”, acoustic-punk versions of songs from the band’s archives, Jeremy adds new, unreleased originals, experimental soundscapes, and versions of traditional folk tunes, country blues, hymns, and sing-a-longs.

New video! Filmed by Lewis Kellum. With help from Jack Hoyle and Colleen Perria.

Jeremy performs for house parties, homeless shelters, church services, bars, coffeeshops, weddings, funerals, protests, 5k races, group homes, “buy nothing day” celebrations, retail stores, art shows, wilderness excursions, street corners, and community events of all sorts. Contact him if you want some music at your event. theillalogicalspoon@gmail.com, 517-435-6079

Aside from music he spends his time working on ecological land restoration in the Irish Hills of southern Michigan, with periodic excursions to explore the northern wilderness areas of the great lakes bioregion. He also forages wild edibles, studies the local flora and fauna, participates in bird and butterfly surveys, etc. While attempting to read the landscape he is also reading books on theology, anthropology, ecology, history, and critiques of technology.

here is a link to some of his music:
Last Breath of the Luna Moth Under the Morel Moon

He has also performed with several other projects including:

psalters:

The Prevailing Wind:

Streaking in Tongues (on drums)

Fields of Industry, Fallout Shelter, Trespass, Illalogical Atrophy, Bear Smacking Mirages, D.H.Y., Din……….

photographs on this page taken by Jack Hoyle