Dear Darcy

​Dear Darcy is the ultimate unearthed artifact of the '90s alternative era. ​This is not a retro imitation. In 1996, while the airwaves were exploding with massive guitar walls and driving hooks, songwriter and bassist Kim Cordle wrote a raw, visceral collection of songs. Those tracks sat dormant for 30 years—until now. ​To bring this lost '90s masterpiece to life with the intensity it deserved, Cordle assembled a powerhouse lineup featuring legendary drummer Todd Long (The Verve Pipe) and acclaimed guitarist Robert Hoppa (Guitar Player Magazine). ​The result is a massive wall-of-sound record that delivers shimmering, gritty guitars, thunderous rhythms, and anthemic yet melancholic hooks. It’s pure '90s alt-rock DNA, fully realized with modern precision and veteran firepower. ​Fronted by Cordle’s intense, melodic vocals, the focus tracks "Tonight" and "MayDay" deliver the aggressive, hook-driven energy built for rock radio. This is the sound of a ghost record that refused to stay buried.