LA based indie band Wallows started their Monday with their tour bus catching fire, causing them to cancel their show in Tulsa. The band was scheduled to play a “low dough” show at the Vanguard in Tulsa tonight, April 29, … Continue reading Wallows Cancels Tulsa Show Due to Burned Bus
We met with Quinton Hoagland of Hoarseman and the Heard, the Judges’ Choice Winner of Battle of the Bands, about his upcoming album, Annihilation (coming out May 10th), and the persona he’s created under the name Hoarseman. Starting with the … Continue reading Hoarseman Talks “Annihilation”
At 1 pm on Sunday, April 14, OKC band Mad Honey shared a music video for their latest release, “Blue & You.” Their first music video ever, the band has created a surreal video for the hopelessly hopeful song. With … Continue reading Mad Honey Releases Music Video For “Blue & You”
On Friday, April 5th, Lone Wild released their debut album, Lone Wild. The album consists of fourteen songs and lasts about fifty-one minutes. Three of the fourteen songs included are a prelude (“Lone Wild”), an interlude (“Homa”), and a postlude … Continue reading Lone Wild Releases Debut Self-Titled Album
With the release of their sophomore album, “Just Enough Hip to Be Woman,” BRONCHO obtained their first minor hit with “Class Historian.” This quintessential indie-rock song evokes the warm embrace of summer and coupled with an infectious melody, this … Continue reading Retrospective look at BRONCHO’S “Just Hip to Be Woman”
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