Phil Lomac is a musician-songwriter currently living in Chicago who has released two albums of lyrically- weighted, alternative folk rock material. After roles in several North Carolina based bands including The Brown Root Seed Company, Ron Neil & the Eleventh Hour, Senatobia (Performing Songwriter top 10 DIY pick) and Bugs Multiply, he broke away to start a solo career with his 2005 self-titled release. Lomac’s writing took on a different life with his solo work, exposing a depth and maturity in his lyrics, offset by creative melody and minimalist production . Somewhere between Elliott Smith and the less sensational movements of Nick Cave, Phil Lomac has studied the dim with a stoned sense of curiosity. Place means a lot to records. And though his albums don't describe North Carolina too much they do describe the evolution of college rock (as it was once known) in America - a market that rarely hands over artists to mass consumption. With an approach that belongs to the experimental popster and a core that is pure and rich with instrumentation the unrefined sound of his music is a refreshing contrast to the overly-produced, mechanized feel of modern fare. Discography 2005 - phillomac 2009 - Stranger's Funeral