Co-produced by weirdo punk luminary Wreckless Eric at Eric’s home studio in Catskill, NY, Ross Goldstein’s fifth full-length record Blunders is simultaneously laden with psychedelia and overflowing with a kind of poignant realism. On Blunders, Goldstein’s songwriting is as vivid as the lead guitars are fuzzy. And altogether, the listener is left with a sense of Goldstein as weary but witty, a kind of psychedelic poet of lonely, rainy highways sending melancholic postcards
from the edges of dreamtime.
