Drifting Into Oblivion

Henk te Veldhuis at Bridge Guitar Reviews enthuses, "Experimental, versatile, percussive, renewing and challenging are only just a few skills which describe the musical abilities of this guitarist/ composer from
Alabama. John Danley's fifth independent release, Drifting Into Oblivion is about social issues which occur in daily life. The atmosphere John Danley creates is one of going under the surface of the skin and letting emotions flow free. Influences can be heard from guitarists such as Michael Hedges, Preston Reed, and John Williams to name a few, but John cannot be labeled at all as his music is able to paint pictures and his music is unique, challenging and mostly one step beyond. His music is never predictable and only a few guitarist/composers can compete with these abilities. Drifting Into Oblivion is a journey full of adventures, with a wide palette of colors. The compositions are revealing, touching and with fantastic techniques, as on "Unmaking Of The World" and "In The Key Of B". John Danley is a superb guitarist and composer and his exclusive approach to music may be an inspiration for many fellow musicians."