Artist History
Michael Dyer is a singer/songwriter who composes songs in folk-rock, soft/groove rock, soft blues and adult pop/rock genres. He plays guitar, bass, keyboards, harmonica and didgeridoo. He has written songs for many years but only in 2006 did he begin to produce CDs of his backlog of songs, resulting in 3 CDs in 2007: Nothing Seems Like What It Seems, Our Unwinding Time, and Aboriginal Angel.
He recently released his fourth CD in Feb. 2008 (Compli-intricated Life). His hobby is glass blowing and some of his glass creations appear on the covers of his albums.
Michael Dyer Blog
"Compli-intricated Life" Reviewed by RadioIndy.com!
| POSTED BY: EricLawrence | POSTED ON: 19 Apr 2008 02:12 PM | ||
"Compli-Intricated Life" by Michael Dyer is an alternative soft rock album that takes an inventive look at love and relationships. It is certainly original, as it combines wavy soft elements with bassy vocals, wailing guitar solos and a strong indie-influence. Michael's lyrics have a nice flow to them and are quite clever. The album opens with "Alphabet Soup Love,” which features lyrics that tell a story of betrayal based on....you guessed it....the letters floating in a bowl of alphabet soup. Tackling the topic of regret, "If I Could Undo" introduces a bit of a Latin flair in its guitar progression, and exhibits some nice instrumental changes. "Ethereal Night" exudes these same qualities, along with a danceable beat and more of an inspirational feel. If you like Death Cab for Cutie, you'll like this one. -William and the RadioIndy.com Reviewer Team Check out Michael Dyer's music on RadioIndy.com with link to purchase and links to popular sites |
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