Jeromes Dream

Jeromes Dream formed around brothers Jerome and David Rozen, with James Smith on bass and Dave Greenhouse on drums. Their debut album was called 'Departures,' and they followed it with records like 'The Four Seasons,' 'The Broken Promise,' and 'Childhood.' The band's song 'Everyday At 3:06' became particularly well-known among their listeners.

At some point, Greenhouse was replaced on drums by David Leath. The group faced some legal issues and plagiarism allegations during their run, though the specifics aren't well-documented in most accounts. They kept making music through those challenges.

Their sound had a certain atmospheric quality that people described as haunting or ethereal, with Jerome Rozen's vocals being a central part of it. They worked in what could broadly be called alternative rock, but they didn't fit neatly into one category. The music they made, especially tracks like 'Everyday At 3:06,' found an audience that connected with its particular mood and texture.