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“The feeling of excitement is visceral, as if you're out for the night enjoying live music at your favorite local venue.”

- Jennifer Levesque, The Valley Advocate

The Hunter’s Heart EP is “a little packet of joy”

-Eric Danton, Freak Scene

“Count to Nothing,” is an addictive hazy blend of pop, classic rock, electro and even country that Schatz delivers with ease. From the irresistibly catchy “Been Young Before” to the hypnotic beauty of “We Were Ghosts All Along,” this varied collection is deserving of your attention.

-Sheryl Hunter, Greenfield Recorder

Featured in the Boston Globe (3/1/26)

Thanks to Eric Danton for the thoughtful piece about our band name adventures.

You can read the rest of the story here:

https://www.bostonglobe.com/2026/02/27/arts/bands-same-names/

Another lovely write up from Freak Scene’s Eric Danton:

Text excerpt about Lucky Shots band and album Second Tongue, mentioning band members Noam Schatz and Hamilton Meir.
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A very nice article from the The Valley Advocate by Jennifer Levesque

Screenshot of a news headline about the album 'Second Tongue' by The Lucky Shots, a local indie rock band, published on April 24, 2025.
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Thank you Eric Danton for this wonderful review in Freak Scene

Article titled "The Lucky Shots Turn Songwriting Experiment into EP" about musician Noam Schatz and his band, the Lucky Shots, discussing his background, band history, songwriting process, and recent work including their 2023 EP Hunter's Heart.
Excerpt of a text discussing an EP with five songs by Schatz, mentioning a singer and songwriter, a song called 'Master of Two Left Feet,' a piano ballad titled 'It's Just Me,' and a comparison to Hunter's Heart.

Thank you Sheryl Hunter for this excellent write up in the Greenfield Recorder

Article titled "The Lucky Shots at Ashfield Lake House on Friday" discussing indie rock band The Lucky Shots, their formation around 2018, and upcoming performance at Ashfield Lake House on August 18 at 8 p.m. mentioning band leader Noam Schatz.
A typed excerpt of a text discussing songwriting, songwriting games, and a personal anecdote about creating and sharing songs with friends.
Page of text discussing a musical band called The Lucky Shots, featuring band members on guitar, bass, and drums, and mentioning their debut album 'Count to Nothing' recorded during the pandemic.

I was invited to play some music and talk about my new record on the Fabulous 413 radio show from NEPM (Lucky Shots starts at about 39 minutes in).

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