Dex Romweber is a seminal figure in American underground music, whose influence stretches across decades and genres, from punk to rockabilly, from surf music to country. Emerging in the late 1980s as the frontman of the cult duo Flat Duo Jets, Romweber's raw, visceral guitar style and deep, emotive vocals quickly established him as a unique presence in the indie music scene. The Jets' raucous live performances and stripped-down recordings predated and influenced the garage rock revival of the early 2000s, making Dex a revered figure among musicians and fans alike.

After the Jets disbanded in the late '90s, Dex Romweber continued to carve his own path with a prolific solo career, marked by the albums listed above among others. Albums like "Blues That Defy My Soul" and "Chased By Martians" showcase his continued evolution as a musician, combining elements of rock, blues, and Americana into a distinctly personal sound. His collaboration album "Two Great Guitars" underlines his status as a guitarist's guitarist, a musician capable of bridging genres and generations through his six-string prowess. Through his solo work and collaborations, Dex Romweber remains a torchbearer for authentic, soulful music, undiminished by trends or time.