The confluence of passion & melody, cleverness and earnestness, musicality and humanity. Listen early and often.

Sugar Skull is quite the feat; Sleepy Driver have managed to incorporate all the best elements of their past work while moving forward to fashion an album that occupies its own creative space. Recommended for fans of Country, Americana, Rock and Roll, a Good Tune, or just those looking for a good CD to play on repeat while driving the back-roads.

If anything, Decomposed is less an experiment and more a magnifying glass on what Sleepy Driver have always done well as a band and not just as a vehicle for Hick's distractingly good lyrics.

They've actually done it again; Grimspound is upward & forward for BBT. This one focuses on the band *as a band* to fantastic results, with a deft integration of Anglicana & Prog.

It ticks most of our boxes: this is independent music, progressive in nature, full of hooks, and pressed to vinyl.

Once again taking a 'release songs as they come' approach, Dw Dunphy's latest album features progressive pop, indie rock, and cinematic structures. It's lo-fi but well-produced; largely instrumental but hook-y throughout. There's lots of big drum kits and percussion, distorted guitars, and textured keys here, with intelligent and slightly cynical lyrics to anchor the vocal tracks. Try turning down the volume on TV political commentary and using this as a soundtrack.