Enjoy the new summer single release from Midnite Sages!!!!!

Sun & Fun

Composed by Deetz on Mandolin and Bottom Feeder Mads on Vocals & Lyrics.  Can't help but Stomp Yer Feet & Kick the Shit on this Barnburner!

Fried Food & Women

Derived from an impromptu band jam and Mads/Deetz Lyrics from another song.  The Sages lock in and groove hard between ultra-tight stops.  Of note is Davern's funky drumming and Arthur J's wicked guitar work.

Need A Savior

The earliest cut of the Wiser Tomorrow album bunch. A funky fusion of catchy grooves shines through in a big way. Relish the left of normal interlocking lunacy that propels this number. Of note are the harmonic vocals by Deetz & Arthur J.

Cry Baby

The Brookwood (Take 5)

A Jazz-Rock jaunt written by Deetz and Arthur J. Originally an instrumental that Mads provided lyrics for, this jam highlights the band's penchant for unpredictable changes within the song. One of those tunes you listen to again as soon as it's over.

As A Hard Rain

Frankenstorm was written and recorded in the aftermath of Sandy. After much debate it did not make it onto our album "Wiser Tomorrow" but exists as an outtake from those momentous sessions. Special thanks to Poochie for all the work he put in on this cut. You truly made this track special in many ways. Midnite Sages salutes all of our friends, families and neighbors that survived the Superstorm of our lives. We wish you all well and are aware that some of you have not fully recovered. Our thoughts and prayers are with you always. Much Love, Midnite Sages

Frankenstorm

A Rocker driven by Powerful Dual Guitars as they weave through the locked in Landscape of the Sageful Rhythm Section of Scott and Mads. Turn Up and Enjoy!

Can O' Worms

Mads delivers a smooth vocal as Harold Frazee's piano turns this into a Roadhouse Boogie Woogie Rollicker. The rafters shake and the loins ache as the Sages simmer like scrambled eggs on a skillet.

More Than My Eyes

The opening track to the Wiser Tomorrow album is a funk driven rocker brought to the band by bassist extraordinaire Mads Madsen. Behind a strong Scott Davern backbeat and a powerful vocal by vocalist Deetz, few albums in recent memory start as forcefully. Putting the song over the top is Arthur J's stabbing guitar work.