Gabe
Released Spring 2006
Y'allternative, Drinking Man's Rock, or sometimes Alt Country

"the group's most underproduced album yet, a suitably ragged, off-the-cuff recording that sounds as if it were tracked in a garage in one take. As this disc spins, you can damn near smell the motor oil and cheap beer.
And that's the way it should be." Jason Bracelin, Scene mag
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No Name Cafe
Released 2004
that part of Americana where Uncle Tupelo, Black Crowes, Georgia Satellites and Chris Whitley share a case of Pabst.

"..serve up some of the best forget-your-troubles songs you've heard in a long time." "an attractive mix of Americana and hard rock, with touches of blues, country-rock, and even punk."
-both fromSteve Byrne Cleveland Scene Mag 3/31/04
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Talk Down The Sky
Released 2003
Roadhouse rock. Beer-soaked gems that promise no nasty hangover. Drive By Truckers, Slobberbone, or a young Tom Petty with a shot of adrenaline.


The music warms the blood. If you have any appreciation for country rock, if you’ve ever downed longnecks in a honkytonk after the woman done left you, if your passion for cars eclipses your passion for what’s-her-name (the woman you married), if you have ever uttered the phrase “yee-haw” in your life (wipe that innocent look off your face), then this CD is for you.
Jennifer Layton, Indie-Music.com
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