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Stray Ghost is 22-year-old Anthony Saggers. Born in Oxfordshire, Saggers has only been making music for three years, but has quickly gained widespread acclaim for his music.

In August 2008, the label <a href="http://highpointlowlife.com/" target="_blank">Highpointlowlife Records</a> released Stray Ghost’s debut physical release, <em>Losthilde</em>. The album was a semi-autobiographical exploration of lost love, and received glowing reviews, featuring in Textura’s top-of-the-year list. <a href="http://deadpilot.bigcartel.com/" target="_blank">Dead Pilot Records</a> released the <em>Fabula/Sjuzhet</em> EP shortly after, followed by <em>A House of Gold and Oak</em>, released through net-label <a href="http://www.phantomchannel.co.uk/" target="_blank">Phantom Channel</a>, which showcased a greater compositional ability, and a more controlled, minimal approach.

In keeping with his busy release schedule Stray Ghost will add the upcoming album <em>An Avalanche of Swollen Tongues</em> (September 2009, Dead Pilot Records), plus the EPs <em>Deep Breaths/Sweet Airs</em> (October 2009, Hidden Shoal Recordings) and <em>A House of Majesty and Hollow</em> (Phantom Channel) to his catalogue.

Stray Ghost is currently living in Canterbury and is in the process of finishing <em>Losthilde II</em> for Hidden Shoal (January, 2010), recording a collaborative album with Eugene Robinson, of the band Oxbow, and playing as part of the band Bardo Thodol.