Banshee Trees roots run deep. An indie psychedelic pop/rock band with sharply-written songs, jazz inspired solos, saxophone textures and grooves that nod to the dance floor, theyve spent nearly a decade evolving their sound. That fusion reaches a new peak with Bad Luck, a restless and unapologetically diverse album that captures a critically-acclaimed band chasing down new horizons. Combining their strength as a live act with an experimental approach in the recording studio, Bad Luck makes room for the full range of Banshee Trees influences, from the layered soundscapes of the instrumental track Stellar Jay Theme to the anthemic, festival friendly folk pop of Bright Blue Light. Its a wide mix, glued together by a band of Colorado based songwriters whove always embraced the grey areas between genres. Theyve played everywhere- jam festivals, EDM bills and bluegrass shows with genre benders like Leftover Salmon and The Infamous Stringdusters- and Bad Luck celebrates that history while pushing toward a new future.