Compilation albums, for better or worse, always have range. They are, by their very nature, collections—almost archives—of a time, a mood, a place. What the compilation album Cult Love and Friends Volume 2 has curated is a sonic snapshot of Tulsa, a diverse feast of genre serving 26 tracks.
This is the second—and longer (by 8 tracks)—compilation from Cult Love Sound Tapes, a Tulsa DIY music and artist collective.
The sheer size of this album allows it to feature an artistic assemblage extending from punk and hardcore bands like BLURT, Søaker, and IMGONNADIE, to hip-hop artists like Find Solace, St. Domonick, and Benzo.