FAN DESCRIPTIONS FROM FACEBOOK: "Layers of sound both echoing from a distant past, and purposefully maneuvering through more familiar territories, like a quiet song uttered with the last breath of a dying civil war soldier long forgotten..." "I just heard 'The Wind'. I've always been a fan of whatever outlet David Steadman chooses to perform in. Maybe because stylistically our interests don't conflict, maybe because David is somewhere between the real thing and all heart, maybe both. His vocals, his lyrics, serve the songs they're ironically built around. He is a combination frontman and secret weapon which is impossible to maintain but in his career he's done it. I haven't caught the band Live yet but hope to soon. David is all heart and anything he bothers to do is worth listening to, kind of like the place Tennessee Williams gets his emotion from tempered by the simple expressiveness of William Blake but through a craft beer induced haze. Floodwatch is good stuff." "Honest and gritty electro-Americana. Like the gospel poetry of a troubadour cowboy staring down a cold, damp storm cloud threatening from the horizon. The reality they report is cold and harsh, but the humming amber tubes that carry their tone recall the campfire, safe and calming. You know that feeling where you back is cold, but your hand, feet, chest, and face are warm? In this you are aware of the unavoidable cruelty this world presents to those who forge their own path, but at the same time you know there is a warm meal and flask to share that's no more than a day's travel."