In early 2026, the singer-songwriter returned to years of cassette recordings made on a portable recorder -- simple voice-and-guitar performances he would capture as songs were written. Many were set aside, unfinished and forgotten.

Four of them, written within a few months in early 1999, sounded like a single work waiting to be heard. He brought them to a guitarist friend who had retired from professional music and to his own son, a college-age drummer.

Together, they turned the songs into melodic, guitar-driven alternative rock shaped by disconnection, restless escape and the inward gravity of withdrawal.

They are the Undeliverables.