
Blind Season’s Deceptively Upbeat Unlucky Charm
Blind Season’s “Unlucky Charm” is an emotionally complex yet upbeat and catchy Alt-Pop/Rock song from an excellent three-piece band.

Blind Season’s “Unlucky Charm” is an emotionally complex yet upbeat and catchy Alt-Pop/Rock song from an excellent three-piece band.

On “Greenjacket” Kanna blends ethereal guitars and keys an organic rhythmic groove and thoughtful, earnest vocals.

“Built for Better Days” was the first music released as The Static Dive. The 5-song EP is available in its original form on Bandcamp.

Before the Rituals/Portals/Sacrifices trilogy, Black Hesher introduced his signature sound with a rocking eponymous debut.

Kaleidoscope Dream has arrived with a new EP, appropriately titled “Arrive.” It is an impressive debut featuring excellent musicianship and a distinctively accessible songwriting.

I curate two Spotify playlists. When I update them I write short two-line reviews here. Sometimes the reviews are three lines. The rules are not strict.



This gem popped up today as a “memory” on my Facebook feed. In 2008 my three best friends and I went into the studio to

I’m starting a new thing… every Friday I will create a Soundcloud playlist of the songs reviewed throughout the week on the site (if the

I curate two Spotify playlists. When I add songs to them I write short reviews here… just a couple of lines. Sometimes the reviews are

‘Mezzo Nuovo Blues’ is the April release in the #12months12songs series. It is a new Blues, Triphop, Spaghetti Western instrumental. And it is groovy. Click



The Brits called me a hippie. I can’t say they’re wrong about that. ? https://www.anrfactory.com/the-static-dive-built-for-better-days-sonically-psychedelic-indie-alt-rock/

If you are in the Glens Falls, NY area on Sunday night, tune in!


I’m reposting this one, because it’s finished… I think. Drums, lead guitar, and some background vox were added. This is probably the version that will

I wrote this song in 1993 but never gave it a proper recording until now. I changed the lyric to say ‘DVR’ instead of ‘VCR’,