Rustic Overtones is a band that has carved out a unique niche within the music scene through their eclectic mix of rock, funk, jazz, and ska influences, resulting in a sound that defies easy categorization. Hailing from Portland, Maine, the group formed in the early 1990s and quickly established themselves on the local and regional music circuits with their energetic live performances and compelling musical arrangements. Throughout their career, they have undergone several lineup changes and hiatuses but have maintained a devoted fan base.

Over the years, Rustic Overtones has earned a reputation for their innovative and genre-spanning works, releasing a sequence of albums that showcase their versatility and willingness to explore various musical terrains. These include the albums "Let's Start A Cult" and "Let's Start a Cult Part 2," in which they delve into thematic concepts and push the boundaries of their sound. Their more recent projects, the "Mood Box" series – comprising "Mood Box: Pop," "Mood Box: Fire," "Mood Box: Soft," and "Mood Box: Fan" – highlight the band's ability to pivot between different moods and styles, demonstrating their artistic range. Albums like "Long Division" and their eponymous "Self Titled" further cement Rustic Overtones' status as innovative musicians unafraid to challenge themselves and their listeners.