Good Grief documented my post-divorce grieving process. Each week I would write a song where the music’s style was dictated my the emotions I felt and the lyrics were written based on the thoughts behind those feelings.
Get on with it was a final farewell to my life as I knew it, including new songs for my son and songs I wrote for his mom while we were together but never recorded.
Midwest Gothic’s content was written about conversations overheard while working at a central Illinois townie liquor store in 2009. I wanted it to be a book, but turned them into songs instead.
Pop Psychology looks at back at years of hardship, from my sister’s drug addiction and death to deploying to Iraq and returning to disillusionment to finding peace again.
Not today, Satan. Maybe tomorrow will release in late 2026 as a two-volume album.