Junkey Road
Junkey Road formed in the early 2000s around frontman Leo Ray. Their debut album 'Dark Places' came out in 2003 and included the song 'Hide My Rain,' which...
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Junkey Road formed in the early 2000s around frontman Leo Ray. Their debut album 'Dark Places' came out in 2003 and included the song 'Hide My Rain,' which became something of a cult favorite. The band's sound mixed rock with blues and folk elements, and they released several more albums over the next decade, including 'The Road Less Traveled' in 2005 and 'Closer to the Sun' in 2015.
Ray's personal struggles were often part of the band's story, and their live shows could be unpredictable. But they kept writing and recording, with songs like 'Trying To Be' showing up in their catalog. Their music tended toward the raw and introspective, and it found listeners who connected with that directness.
By 2010 they'd put out a live album called 'Live at the Edge,' and their later work moved toward a more acoustic sound. They never became a mainstream act, but 'Hide My Rain' stuck around as a track people remembered.
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