Biography and origins: The project originated in Hoboken in 2015, anchored by Glenn Morrow’s decades of experience in the scene. The quartet explores rock with bluesy grooves and a retro vibe, reflecting the area’s 80s indie lineage while staying contemporary.
Discography highlights: Debut album Glenn Morrow's Cry For Help released June 23, 2017 on Rhyme & Reason Records. The follow-up, 2 (Two), arrived December 18, 2020, featuring the lead single The Other Side of the Dream and the notable video for Soul Hold. Both albums are available on Bandcamp and major streaming platforms.
Tour activity: The band remains active on the live circuit. A notable 2025 show is billed at Bowery Electric in New York City on December 10, 2025, with sets from Seth Glier and Rachael Sage & The Sequins, highlighting their ongoing collaboration and outreach in the broader Northeast indie scene.
Where to listen and follow: Official Bandcamp pages for both albums, plus presence on Facebook and other platforms. Music is also accessible on Apple Music and additional streaming services. For updates, follow the band on social media and check venue listings for upcoming shows.
Why fans connect: Glenn Morrow’s longstanding ties to Bar/None Records and Hoboken’s indie heritage ground the project in a trusted musical lineage, while the band’s energetic performances invite new listeners to explore a modern take on retro-rock sensibilities.
Social links: Follow Glen Morrow's Cry For Help on social media and streaming platforms for the latest news and concert announcements. Official pages often link to Bandcamp, Apple Music, and live show details. Facebook Bandcamp Apple Music.