Welcome to Sietch Ramshackle!

     Sietch was formally the guitarist and vocalist for Circling Birds.  He   played bass in Echospill and Starve the Beast on 6-string bass.  He has  toured the country  in support of his albums "May I Rise?"  “U.R.//NCtrl” and as guitarist for the defunct Jazz/funk trio, The  Moonmen.  He has embarked on 4 national tours...playing in almost every  state in America.

    He played bass on Indianapolis songwriter  Nate Raab's release "Warehouse Daydreams" and guitar with Nashville  Artist, Julia Kahn.  He also plays guitar with Indianapolis cover bands  Maddie and The Roadies and Twisted Mr.

    Sietch Ramshackle  (the band) has Erin Greywolf on Bass guitar, Adler Burton on Drums,  Tyler Schuttler on Rhythm guitar and Sietch on Lead guitar/vocals.  They  deliver a powererful sound of bluesy, gnarley, experimental rock that  is at once familiar to the audience’s ears but innovative and new with a  modern message.  They are currently working as Loitersack and should  release Sietch’s next album sometime in Sept. 2020.

    He has  opened for Faster Pussy Cat, Shawn James, We Are The Asteroid, All the  Locals, Locust  Grove, American Bombshell, Crystal Lady, Taylor Phelan,  Damsel and  Distress and many, many, many others.  He performed with  Indianapolis cover bands Naptown Revue and Soulrocker.

He has  shared the stage with local bands such as Midwest Contraband,   Shadeland, Pinky and the Basterds, Cabin Pressure, Soundsmyth, American   Bombshell and countless others.  BzZZzzZtt...
Musical Style

Finger-style experimental but it is always all about the SONG.
Musical Influences

Sietch commonly refers to his style as Johnny Cash meets Radiohead meets Frank Zappa and Thelonious Monk. 

Sietch commonly refers to his style as Johnny Cash meets Radiohead meets Frank Zappa and Thelonious Monk.

Finger-style experimental but it is always all about the SONG.

Sietch has also invented and manufactured a table top game..."Tritiere."  You can find out all about and purchase one soon here - 

Sietch has also written a novel.  You can find it here -