Widetrack

Widetrack was founded in 2005 by Ron Tippin, a multi-faceted musician/producer from Michigan, USA, who wrote, co-engineered, co-produced and funded the debut Widetrack album, released in spring 2007, and the band's second album, Widetrack II, released in December 2009. Widetrack’s music explores the aesthetic of “progressive hard rock without the wanking.” The new album is a significant step forward from their debut, showing immense growth in songwriting, production, and musicianship. Cateri...

Widetrack was founded in 2005 by Ron Tippin, a multi-faceted musician/producer from Michigan, USA, who wrote, co-engineered, co-produced and funded the debut Widetrack album, released in spring 2007, and the band's second album, Widetrack II, released in December 2009. Widetrack’s music explores the aesthetic of “progressive hard rock without the wanking.” The new album is a significant step forward from their debut, showing immense growth in songwriting, production, and musicianship. Catering mainly to the "approaching midlife crowd who still want an edge to their deep-thought rock”, the music retains a driving energy and melodic sense that compliments its dark and moody undertones. Buzz on the group has been building since performing at the 2007 and 2008 Voodoo Music Experience shows in New Orleans. Given the chance to perform on the same bill as such artists as Stone Temple Pilots, Nine Inch Nails, Smashing Pumpkins, Rage Against the Machine, The Mars Volta, Porcupine Tree, The Black Crowes and many more, the band rose to these occasions and won over a wealth of new fans.