We have returned from a long hiatus. I built a soundproof recording space in my basement during the pandemic. I referenced mostly 70's music and the White Stripes for the production style. We're not the White Stripes or 70's music. Instead, we offer an eclectic variation of garage rock blues, with an "in the room with the band" recording sound (play on speakers with bass response if possible). Since our release of "The Man" album (2017), we released "See You Next Year" (2018), got a new drummer, worked with a label, fell off the map, left the label, survived the pandemic, and reinvented our sound (less reverb, more bottom). One last thing, we're not from Detroit. Despite my drummer being an extra in the film "Detroit," our connection is a love of "forgotten" history. The Detroit Rebellion (of 1967) seemed a good fit to honor underreported history from a place whose music (John Lee Hooker, Stooges, Mc-5, Stevie Wonder, White Stripes, etc.) was an influence.