Leftsetter "The Edge"

Sounds from the USA

27/05/2025 |

Leftsetter’s "The Edge" is a compelling testament to the enduring spirit of American hard rock, infused with deep psychedelic textures and timeless musical craftsmanship. Hailing from Chicago, the band delivers a track that effortlessly blends the raw energy of classic rock with an introspective, art-driven approach. Drawing inspiration from legendary acts like The Beatles and Black Sabbath, Leftsetter fuses melody and muscle into a sound that feels both nostalgic and refreshingly vital. “The Edge” showcases their ability to craft music that resonates emotionally while maintaining the gritty authenticity that has defined their decades-long career.

As a band, Leftsetter has consistently carved its own path in the alternative rock scene, led by the dynamic presence of Nick Langis and the tight instrumental interplay of George Langis, Jimmi Nolan, and Sean Keenehan. Known for their electrifying live performances and a catalog that includes standout releases like Left Setter I & II , Irene , and Murky Monday , the group has built a reputation on artistic integrity and relentless creativity. With “The Edge,” they continue to push boundaries, offering a single that not only highlights their musical evolution but also reaffirms their relevance in today's ever-shifting musical landscape.

Produced with precision and care, “The Edge” was recorded and mixed by Asim Ali at Signal Sound Source and mastered by Tom Baker at Baker Mastering, with additional production handled by the band itself—further emphasizing their DIY ethos. This attention to detail shines through in every note, making the track a powerful addition to Leftsetter’s discography. Supported by critically acclaimed press coverage, international airplay, and a history of national tours and media placements, Leftsetter continues to prove why they remain a force to be reckoned with in independent rock music.