Tag: music review
Track Premiere: “Museum” by Death By Knowledge
OKC indie rock quartet employs riffy guitars and upbeat drums to ponder time and existence in the 21st Century While mortality is a running theme in the work...... Read More
Video Premiere: “Time” by Lavish Obituaries
Genre-twisting Tulsa Trio Freely Conjures Strange Imagery in New Music Video for Latest Single “Don’t think about making art, just get it done. Let everyone else decide if...... Read More
Track Premiere: “Good Grief” by Mad Honey
OKC alternative dreampop band makes its Cowboy 2.0 debut with contemplative, atmospheric, feel-good new single One of Mad Honey‘s greatest strengths is its ability to repurpose negative experien... Read More
Fire in Little Africa Sets the Spotlight with “Shining”
Prepare yourself for Tulsa Hip-Hop’s living memorial to Black Wall Street with FILA’s shimmering opening scene. With its lead single “Shining” and its accompanying music videos, Fire i... Read More
Album Review: Invasion by On Holiday
Pop-punk trio from the 405 launches full-length debut into the musicsphere... Read More
Album Review: Scatter Girls! by Scatter Girls!
What Scatter Girls! lacks in melody the band makes up for in awesome unintelligibility. There is something powerful in the way lead woman Olivia Woodall’s voice peaks through...... Read More
Track Premiere: “Every Day” by Wood Willow
Bluegrass Duet’s Rustic Debut Single Is a “Cure For the Blues” To those who haven’t been paying attention to local bluegrass music much at all the past couple...... Read More
Track Premiere: “Forget the 80’s” by Hotel Nights
Singer-songwriter Chase Kerby returns with a renewed spirit and a fresh slate of material as Hotel Nights Chase Kerby is a truth seeker. Across multiple projects and over...... Read More
Album Review: Aporia by Deezy
Hip-hop artist Deezy gets the whole team together for a dynamic extended play of visual storytelling on Aporia. With lamps switched off and a blue air in the...... Read More
Track Premiere: “Mixed Signals” by The Sweet Talkers
Groove is in the heartache. At least, that would seem to be the case on the darker side of The Sweet Talkers’ disco ball moon. The OKC band...... Read More