Catalog Only
Guitar and piano driven rock enriched by soothing vocal harmonies that will rip you heart out, smash it on the ground, tear it into pieces and then put it back
The first song we ever wrote. We were a 3 piece at this time and it appears on our first EP, Fruition.
Independent artist Catalog Only drops "Small Changes", a Rock n Roll Rock track on SoundClick. It rewards close listening, revealing new details on each playthrough. With a tone that is spring, this track connects on an emotional level. Discover "Small Changes" and the rest of the Catalog Only discography on SoundClick.
Spring track by Catalog Only.
Independent artist Catalog Only drops "Gone Are The Days", a Rock n Roll Rock track on SoundClick. The production choices feel intentional, giving the track a distinct character. With a tone that is spring, this track connects on an emotional level. For fans of Detroit looking for something new, Catalog Only delivers on SoundClick.
Detroit-inspired song.
Independent artist Catalog Only drops "Our Courtship Revisited", a Rock n Roll Rock track on SoundClick. It rewards close listening, revealing new details on each playthrough. With a tone that is spring, this track connects on an emotional level. Discover "Our Courtship Revisited" and the rest of the Catalog Only discography on SoundClick.
Enjoy this Rock n Roll Rock track.
"Blue" by Catalog Only is a Rock n Roll Rock production available on SoundClick. Every element serves the song, creating a cohesive listening experience from start to finish. The track creates a listening experience that feels spring. Stream "Blue" and explore more from Catalog Only on SoundClick.
Track in the style of Detroit.
Independent artist Catalog Only drops "Last Lonely Saturday", a Rock n Roll Rock track on SoundClick. There is an authenticity to the performance that draws the listener in. With a tone that is spring, this track connects on an emotional level. Fans of Detroit will find "Last Lonely Saturday" worth adding to their playlist via SoundClick.
catalog only is the Detroit music you never hear about. It's not the raucous noise from the garage or the beats from the inner city. It's Detroit music from the basement. It's the music that's made when you've been trapped inside for 5 long winter months. While outside it's gray snow and gray skies you stay inside and you play, you play and you write. You write songs that aren't written for commercial appeal or indie acceptance. You write something that matters, songs for emotion, songs to stay warm.
Jordan and Dave decided to start writing songs together, and they wrote Small Changes and Gone Are the Days together, with Jordan on guitar and Dave on bass. Giertz was brought in to play drums and John was roped in on the keys soon after that. Dave switched to guitar when Brian was brought in on bass only to be replaced by another Brian that played bass. Here we are today one big happy family.
Playing live is neccessary. We wouldn't do it if we didn't like it. There's nothing else like it. The amount of energy and the feeling of the crowd you get from it is amazing. Especially when you've been on the road for a while and some close friends and loved ones make a road trip to come see you. It doesn't get any more special than that.
We are comprised of 2 guitars, a keyboard, bass, drums and of course, all the other gear that goes along with it.
You need to see us live if you have the chance. Our show is packed full of energy that captivates the crowd and other musicians alike.If we had the money for some pyrotechnics and massive light shows we'd have that, but since we don't we just bring the Rock and/or the Roll.