A longtime figure on the Omaha, Nebraska music scene, David Nance became a cult hero for his passionate recordings that merged psychedelia, blues, hard rock, and inspired noise into a satisfyingly volatile brew all his own. Nance's music is often gritty and full of attitude, while also showing off strong songcraft that reflects his eclectic tastes in vintage rock (he's covered entire albums by Lou Reed, the Beatles, and the Rolling Stones). Beginning in 2012, Nance recorded and self-released a number of homemade albums in which he played all the instruments himself, but he achieved more satisfying results with a band, reaching a wider audience with albums like 2016's More Than Enough and 2017's Negative Boogie. Anyone who missed the rough edges of his earliest work was placated with the lo-fi psych-blues introspection of 2020's Staunch Honey.