Sugarplum Fairies

Sugarplum Fairies is a dream pop musical group founded by Ben Bohm (guitars, bg vocals) and Silvia Ryder (vocals) in 1999. After the duo parted ways in 2014, Ryder assembled a rotating line-up of co-writers and guest musicians, culminating in the creation of 'Sunday, Suddenly', which was released September 18, 2015 on Starfish Records.

This article is about the American dream pop band. For the Norwegian folk and pop band, see Sugar Plum Fairies. For the Swedish pop-rock band, see Sugarplum Fairy.
Sugarplum Fairies
OriginLos Angeles, California
GenresFolk Noir
Years active1999-present
LabelsStarfish Records
Websitehttp://www.sugarplumfairies.com
MembersSilvia Ryder

Payday Flowers

On the current album, ‘Payday Flowers’, Sugarplum Fairies veers from sleepy shoegaze to eclectic Vaudeville, featuring Lee Hazlewood reminiscent horn arrangements alongside languid soundscapes.

‘Payday Flowers’ features Ken Coomer (Wilco) on drums, Jebin Bruni (Public Image Ltd, Fiona Apple) on keyboards, Jeff McElroy (Howlin’ Rain) on bass, and Danny T. Levin (Iggy Pop, Rilo Kiley) on horns. The album was produced and mixed by Gold Star, and mastered by Timothy Stollenwerk (Ariel Pink, The Dandy Warhols).

Discography
  • Flake (Starfish Records, 1999)
  • Introspective Raincoat Student Music (Starfish Records, 2003)
  • Country International Records (Starfish Records, 2006)
  • Chinese Leftovers (Starfish Records, 2009)
  • The Images We Get (Starfish Records, 2011)
  • Godspeed & Silver Linings (Starfish Records, 2014)
  • Sunday, Suddenly (Starfish Records, 2015)
  • Payday Flowers (Starfish Records, 2018)
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