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2017 events

This is a collection of **2017 events**. For other years, see **List of events by year**.

## Artist Status

### Formed

* Aberrant Construct
* Aggravated Nuisance
* Bad Jokes
* Brooding
* The Brothers Moore
* Cliffdiver
* Dane Arnold & the Soup
* Dead Leaves Fall
* Destro
* Disparity Gospel
* Gadgets Sons
* Golden Ones
* Iron Cathedral
* Lights-Out On Sheridan
* Mudd Flux
* The Odyssey
* Revenue LLC
* Skysia
* Tell Lies
* Wallace

### Reformed

* Anialas
* Down for Five
* The Nixons
* Red Valley Barnstormers

### Dissolved

* Anialas
* Arabesque
* Cosmostanza
* Cynical Theory
* Dead Shakes
* Feathered Rabbit
* Harumph
* Injunuity
* Red Valley Barnstormers
* Ripple Green
* Sever the Feeling
* Silver Screen Monsters
* The Groove Pilots
* Wildings

## Awards

### Best of Tulsa Awards

* Best All-Ages Music Venue: Cain's Ballroom
* Best Large Music Venue: Cain's Ballroom
* Best Local Album of 2016: Lonesome Goldmine by Annie Ellicott
* Best Place for Live Local Music: Cain's Ballroom
* Best Record Store: Starship Records & Tapes
* Best Small Venue: Vanguard Music Hall

## Tours

* Middle of Everywhere: 25th Anniversary Tour — Hanson
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Along Came Paully

## Along Came Paully

### Associated Acts

All Seeing Eye Dog • LMNOPMS • Tree//Nature

## Members

### Current Members

* Paul Steele (Vocals, Guitar)

**Along Came Paully** is a solo artist based in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Along Came Paully

### EP

6

Studio albums
* *The Runaway* (2009)
* *From Outer Space* (2010)
* *Words and Sentences* (2011)
* *Nothing* (2012)
* *Living Paradox* (2013)
* *Clarities, Epiphanies, and Leftovers* (2013)
* *Far from Sunset: The Story of the Fall* (2014)
* *Indecent Expoeture* (2014)
* *Hollow Earth, The Sun* (2014)
* *Something Called Something Strange (Past Life)* (2015)
* *Secret Poetry* (2015)
* *Paulinesian, and the Sounds from Uranus* (2015)
* *So Unaware of Its Weird Life* (2015)
* *Hollow Earth, Revisited* (2016)
* *Paul's Fun and Games* (2016)
* *Light* (2017)
* *Dolor Peak* (2019)

EPs
* *The Dead Lay Dreaming* (2014) with The Lion of Tallasi
* *Nobody Really Knows What is Happening* (2015)
* *Side B: Lonelypaulonly* (2015)
* *Hillbilly Toothpick* (2015)
* *Willow Tree* (2015)
* *Happy Paulidays* (2015)
1964 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1964**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1964 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

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1972 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1972**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1972 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

## First quarter

January

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Asylum Choir II

## Listen

**Asylum Choir II** is the second and final album of the studio aggregation consisting of Leon Russell and Marc Benno. It was recorded and expected to be released in 1969, but legal hassles held up its release for two years.

## Content

In 1990, a digitally remastered CD was released. It also contained, as bonus cuts, all but three of the tracks from their first album.

## Track listing

All songs written by Asylum Choir except where noted.

Vinyl
1. "Sweet Home Chicago" — 3:20
2. "Down on the Base" — 2:18
3. "Hello, Little Friend" — 2:52
4. "Salty Candy" — 2:26
5. "Tryin' to Stay 'Live" — 2:50
6. "Intro to Rita" — 2:07
7. "Straight Brother" — 3:08
8. "Learn How to Boogie" — 2:40
9. "Ballad for a Soldier" — 4:25
10. "When You Wish upon a Fag" — 4:10
11. "Lady in Waiting" — 3:37

CD
1. "Sweet Home Chicago" — 3:20
2. "Down on the Base" — 2:18
3. "Hello, Little Friend" — 2:52
4. "Salty Candy" — 2:26
5. "Tryin' to Stay 'Live" — 2:50
6. "Intro to Rita" — 2:07
7. "Straight Brother" — 3:08
8. "Learn How to Boogie" — 2:40
9. "Ballad for a Soldier" — 4:25
10. "When You Wish upon a Fag" — 4:10
11. "Lady in Waiting" — 3:37
12. "Welcome to Hollywood" — 2:35
13. "Death of the Flowers" — 2:08
14. "Icicle Star Tree" — 2:55
15. "Medley: N.Y. Op, Land of Dog, Henri the Clown" — 6:07
16. "Soul Food" — 2:05

## Personnel

Asylum Choir
* Leon Russell — Piano, Guitar, Keyboard, Drums, Trumpet
* Marc Benno — Vocals, Guitar, Bass

Additional Musicians
* Jesse Ed Davis — Guitars
* Chuck Blackwel — Drums
* Carl Radle — Bass
* Donald "Duck" Dunn — Bass

Production
* Leon Russell — Producer
* Marc Benno — Producer
Act II: A Different Victim

## Listen

**Act III: Wasted Talent**, is the third album by the artist P.D.A., based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by P.D.A. except where noted.

1. "Prologue" — 2:04
2. "Victim" — 4:46
3. "Lame" — 4:57
4. "Dollar Bill" — 3:17
5. "Addicted" — 5:09
6. "Bounce It Off" — 4:40
7. "Human Nature" — 4:24
8. "Get Together" — 3:57
9. "Inside" — 4:17
10. "Butterfly" — 6:04
11. "Hard to Love" — 5:13
12. "Born and Raised" — 3:45
13. "Something Right" — 4:34
14. "Next" — 4:06
15. "The Beautiful People" — 4:09
16. "Dwell on the Past" — 3:52
17. "Epilogue (Goodnight Sweet Girl)" — 6:07

## Personnel

P.D.A.
* Anthony Jenkins — Vocals

Additional Musicians
* Philippian — Vocals (Track: 5)
* Alex Cartwright — Vocals (Track: 5)
* Coco Jones — Vocals (Track: 6)
* Big Hank — Vocals (Track: 8)
* JaQuay — Vocals (Track: 11)
* Infamous — Vocals (Track: 12)
* Trauma — Vocals (Track: 13)
* Tristan — Vocals (Track: 13)
* Connor McFarland — Vocals (Track: 14)

Production
* Anthony Jenkins — Producer, Recording, Mixing
* Myk Karasek — Art Direction
* Kelly Kerr — Photography
* Madonna Louise Ciccone — Co-Writer (Track: 7)
* Dave Hall — Co-Writer (Track: 7)
* Shawn McKenzie — Co-Writer (Track: 7)
* Kevin McKenzie — Co-Writer (Track: 7)
* Michael Deering — Co-Writer (Track: 7)

## Selected Awards & Honors

### Oklahoma Rock

* 2010 100 Greatest Albums of the 2000s (#61)

### Spot Music Awards

* 2007 Album of the Year — ***Act II: A Different Victim***

## External Links

* Official Website
* Discogs
About Us

The **Oklahoma Music Archives** is a nonprofit organization dedicated to educating the public about Oklahoma music and its history as well as supporting the Oklahoma musical community.

## Our Mission

Our mission is to preserve the past, present, and future of Oklahoma music. We achieve this mission through the preservation of Oklahoma's extensive history with music, educating the public on the music of Oklahoma, and supporting artists as they work to advance their music careers.

## Who We Are

Matthew Wallace
*Chief Curator*
Matthew Wallace is the Chief Curator and Founder of the Oklahoma Music Archives.

Ted Scott
*Concert Curator*
Ted Scott is the Concert Curator for the Oklahoma Music Archives.
2018 events

This is a collection of **2018 events**. For other years, see **List of events by year**.

## Artist Status

### Formed

* All Seeing Eye Dog
* Analgesic
* Ayilla
* Blackpill
* Blind Oath
* Blurt
* Channel 13
* Dire Gnome
* Dope Patrol
* End Timers
* Give Way
* Grass Giant
* The Imaginaries
* The Noise Estate
* Omni Zero
* Pigments
* Quinque
* The Sweet Talkers

### Reformed

* Ames
* Ludo
* Michael Nesmith & the First National Band Redux

### Dissolved

* Brandon Jenkins
* Chrome Pony
* Contagion 237
* CobraJab
* Idre
* Michael Nesmith & the First National Band Redux
* NoiseBleedSound
* Oldman
* Team Nightstand
* The Tractors

## Deaths

* Mar. 2, 2018 — Brandon Dean Jenkins — (Brandon Jenkins)
* Nov. 25, 2018 — Skip Knapé — (Teegarden & Van Winkle)

## Awards

### Best of Tulsa Awards

* Best All-Ages Music Venue: Cain's Ballroom
* Best Large Music Venue: Cain's Ballroom
* Best Local Album of 2017: Big Bad Luv by John Moreland
* Best Place for Live Local Music: Cain's Ballroom
* Best Place to Dance: Cain's Ballroom
* Best Podcast: The Sound of Tulsa
* Best Record Store: Starship Records & Tapes
* Best Small Venue: Vanguard Music Hall
Anthem

## Listen

**Anthem** is the tenth studio album and thirty-third release by the band Hanson, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma. The album is the fourth studio album through their own label, 3CG Records. The album was released on June 18, 2013 in the US and on July 1, 2013 in the UK and Europe. The album charted at #22 on the US Billboard 200, making it their eighth album to chart in the top 40 of the US Billboard 200; the album also charted on #5 on the US Independent Albums Chart.

On April 5, a blog on the group's website written by Zac Hanson revealed that three songs were cut from the album; "Nothing on Me" (lead vocal by Isaac), "Get So Low" (lead vocal by Zac) and "All I Ever Needed" (lead vocal by Taylor). These songs were later released as a digital download album with the book *Icon: The Paintings of Anthem*.

## Track listing

All songs written by Isaac Hanson, Taylor Hanson, and Zac Hanson except where noted.

1. "Fired Up" — 3:30
2. "I've Got Soul" — 2:56
3. "You Can't Stop Us" — 3:26
4. "Get the Girl Back" — 3:46
5. "Juliet" — 3:11
6. "Already Home" — 3:59
7. "For Your Love" — 3:17
8. "Lost Without You" — 4:11
9. "Cut Right Through Me" — 3:10
10. "Scream and Be Free" — 4:22
11. "Tragic Symphony" — 3:10
12. "Tonight" — 4:37
13. "Save Me from Myself (Encore)" — 3:56

## Personnel

Hanson
* Isaac Hanson — Vocals, Guitar, Bass
* Taylor Hanson — Vocals, Keyboard, Rhodes, Wurlitzer, Hammon Organ, Drums, Percussion
* Zac Hanson — Vocals, Guitar, Percussion

Additional Musicians
* Chad Copelin — Bass
* Joe Karnes — Bass
* Imani Coppola — Violin
* Curtis Stewart — Violin
* Dan Higgins — Saxophone
* Bill Reichenbach — Trombone
* Tom Malone — Saxophone, Trumpet, Trombone
* Yuri Lemeshev — Accordion
* Michael Fitzpatrick — Vocals
* Imani Coppola — String Arrangement
* Jerry Hey — Horn Arrangement
* Tom Malone — Horn Arrangement

Production
* Hanson — Arrangements, Producer
* Steve Churchyard — Engineering
* Ryan Williamson — Engineering
* Manuel Calderón — Engineering Assistant
* Charles Godfrey — Engineering Assistant
* David Schwerkolt — Engineering Assistant
* Tom Lord-Alge — Mixing
* Andrew Mendelson — Mastering
A Hard Week's Night: A Recreation of The Beatles

## Albums Chronology

**P.D.A.**

**Kawnar**

## Listen

**A Hard Week's Night: A Recreation of The Beatles**, is the fourth album by the artist P.D.A., and second album by the artist Kawnar, both based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by P.D.A. & Kawnar except where noted.

1. "Because" — 5:56
2. "Come Together" — 3:16
3. "I Want You" — 6:41
4. "Let It Be" — 3:55
5. "Maxwell's Silver Hammer" — 5:31
6. "Hello Goodbye" — 3:49
7. "Love Me Do" — 2:24
8. "Mean Mr. Mustard" — 5:08
9. "Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite" — 2:21
10. "Oh Darling" — 3:50
11. "With a Little Help from My Friends" — 3:09
12. "You Never Give Me Your Money" — 3:27
13. "Eleanor Rigby" — 3:27

## Personnel

P.D.A.
* Anthony Jenkins — Vocals

Kawnar
* Connor McFarland — Vocals

Additional Musicians
* Hatch — Vocals (Track: 3)
* XV — Vocals (Track: 3)
* Bait — Vocals (Track: 4)
* Devo — Vocals (Track: 6)
* Stephanie Oliver — Vocals (Track: 10)
* Christopher Anthony Gazaway — Vocals (Track: 11)

Production
* John Lennon — Writer (Tracks: 1, 3, 8), Co-Writer (Tracks: 2, 7, 9, 11, 13)
* Paul McCartney — Writer (Tracks: 4-6, 10, 12), Co-Writer (Tracks: 2, 7, 9, 11, 13)
A Blackwatch Christmas

## Listen

**A Blackwatch Christmas** is the second installment in a series of Christmas compilations of Oklahoma artists presented by Fowler Volkswagon. It is the first installment recorded at Blackwatch Studios, based out of Norman, Oklahoma.

## Content

"In a Sentimental Mood" from Colourmusic was later re-released on the 2013 album *Very Special Colourmusic Christmas, Vol. 1*.

"Breaking the Ice" from Samantha Crain was later re-released on the  2019 album *Demos, Covers, Rarities (2006​-​2017)*.

All other songs are previously unreleased.

## Track listing

All songs written by their respective artist except where noted.

1. "Santa Clause" — 2:40 (DAD)
2. "Breaking the Ice" — 2:30 (Samantha Crain)
3. "I'll Come Down Your Chimney" — 5:20 (Ryan Lindsey)
4. "Perfect Time of Year" — 3:01 (The Workweek)
5. "Christmas Eve Needs" — 3:21 (Ben Kilgore)
6. "Christmas Babes" — 5:40 (Chrome Pony)
7. "Winter's Wild" — 3:11 (Ol' Savior)
8. "In a Sentimental Mood" — 2:32 (Colourmusic)
9. "Christmas Time" — 4:29 (Sherree Chamberlain)
10. "Chris Cringle in the Fast Lane" — 3:58 (Hector Comancho)

## Personnel

* Duke Ellington — Composer (Track: 8)
* Manny Kurtz — Writer (Track: 8)

## External Links

* Bandcamp
* Spotify
1974 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1974**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1974 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

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All Seems Lost

## Members

### Current Members

* Jordan Ward (Vocals)
* Steve Hochstetler (Guitar)
* Eric Springer (Guitar)
* Zac Henthor (Bass)
* Geoff Hochstetler (Drums)

### Past Members

* Clint Shields (Vocals)
* Brian Olson (Bass)

## Listen

**All Seems Lost** is a band formed in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

## All Seems Lost

### EP

1

Studio Albums
* *Unscathed* (2017)

EPs
* *Years Like Days* (2020)

## External Links

* Bandcamp
* Spotify
2002 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 2002**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **2002 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

## First quarter

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## Third quarter

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## Fourth quarter

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Arkhon (Album)

## Listen

**Arkhon** is the debut EP by the band Arkhon, based out of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Arkhon except where noted.

1. "O.T.R. (Old Time Religion)" — 4:46
2. "The Arkhon" — 5:02
3. "Hate" — 5:22
4. "The Way I Like It" — 5:27
5. "Insanity" — 3:14

## Personnel

Arkhon
* Scott Pappadopoulos — Vocals, Guitar
* Andy Pappadopoulos — Guitar
* Chris Watson — Bass
* Dave Ramirez — Drums

## External Links

* Amazon
* Spotify
2013 events

This is a collection of **2013 events**. For other years, see **List of events by year**.

## Artist Status

### Formed

* The 66
* All Have Sinned
* Arkhon
* Bowlsey
* Contagion 237
* Dead Shakes
* Dryvr
* Enslaved by Fear
* Erin O'Dowd
* Green Corn Rebellion
* Husbands
* Jarvix
* Life Lessons
* The Luxtones
* Mortuary Science
* New Time Zones
* The Normandys
* Obscure Sanity
* Oldman
* Outside the Shadows
* Rats Nest
* The Risky Business Band
* Senior Fellows
* Sex Snobs
* Team Nightstand
* Visions in Black

### On Hiatus

* Amy Kuney (later renamed Ames)
* Lights of Alora
* Mannachine

### Reformed

* The Agony Scene
* The Dawn Armada
* Native Lights

### Dissolved

* 13 Cent Kill
* Admiral Grey
* Betsy Smittle
* Black Canyon
* The Boom Bang
* Cal Smith
* Capitol Cars
* Chud
* Crown Imperial
* Debris
* Down for Five
* Dr. Pants
* J. J. Cale
* No Justice
* P.D.A.
* The Pretty Black Chains
* Prettyboy
* Progress in Color
* Promo Dave and the Haters
* The Quickening
* Refund Division
* Submerged in Dirt
* Zero Crossing

## Deaths

* Jan. 28, 2013 — Basile Kolliopoulos — (Fensics, Fortune Tellers, Reverb Brothers)
* July 15, 2013 — Matthew Justin McCall —
* July 26, 2013 — J. J. Cale — (J. J. Cale)
* Oct. 10, 2013 — Calvin Grant Shofner — Cal Smith
* Nov. 2, 2013 — Betsy Smittle — (Betsy Smittle, Garth Brooks)
* Dec. 6, 2013 — Roger Tillison — (Roger Tillison)
1957 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1957**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1957 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

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Unknown
 1957
 1957
Act III: Wasted Talent

## Listen

**Act III: Wasted Talent**, is the fifth album by the artist P.D.A., based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by P.D.A. except where noted.

1. "Prologue" — 0:40
2. "Leader" — 2:48
3. "Wasted" — 5:24
4. "Lush" — 4:32
5. "Fake" — 5:28
6. "His Shoes" — 5:20
7. "Your Girlfriend" — 5:05
8. "It Sucks" — 4:17
9. "Talent" — 4:47
10. "Swerve Mode Ep.2" — 5:31
11. "Its Ok" — 5:10
12. "Epilogue" — 4:27

## Personnel

P.D.A.
* Anthony Jenkins — Vocals

Additional Musicians
* XV — Vocals (Track: 4)
* Co2 — Vocals (Track: 5)
* Hatch — Vocals (Track: 9)
* Trauma — Vocals (Track: 10)
* Christopher Anthony Gazaway — Vocals (Track: 10)
* Brandon Davis — Vocals (Track: 11)

## External Links

* Official Website
* Amazon
1945 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1945**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1945 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

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## Fourth quarter

October
 Oct. 1945

November

December

Unknown
1984 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1984**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1984 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

## First quarter

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## Fourth quarter

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December
2011 events

This is a collection of **2011 events**. For other years, see **List of events by year**.

## Artist Status

### Formed

* Admiral Grey
* All About a Bubble
* The Annie Oakley
* Bruce Flea
* The Bourgeois
* Casey & Minna
* Chud
* The Damn Quails
* The Danner Party
* Defining Times
* Desi and Cody
* Kali Ra
* Kyle and Andrea
* The Lion of Tallasi
* Mannachine
* Obstructionists
* Paperscissor
* Rei Rurouni
* The Taylor Machine
* VenomStayDrippin
* Wildings

### On Hiatus

* The Dawn Armada
* Native Lights

### Reformed

* Black Tie Event
* Congress of a Crow
* The Great Divide
* Zero Crossing

### Dissolved

* Astellaway
* Black Tie Event
* Bulletproof Tiger
* Congress of a Crow
* Crooked X
* Driving Avery
* The Effects
* Komarov
* Mercy Street
* Operator Dead: Post Abandoned
* The Red Alert
* Rico Muerte
* The Great Divide
* Umbrellas

## Deaths

* March 31, 2011 — Melvin Huston McDaniel — (Mel McDaniel)
* May 4, 2011 — Gary West Jr. — (Maya, Speedy West Jr. Band, Sweat Band, Wild Oats)
2019 events

This is a collection of **2019 events**. For other years, see **List of events by year**.

## Artist Status

### Formed

* Aubrey Shine
* Diva
* Fenrir
* Harakiri
* June Oliver
* Lust
* Xerophthalmia

### On Hiatus

* DJ Badger
* Vangough

## Disbanded

* The Agony Scene
* All Have Sinned
* Amon & The Creatures
* Bowlsey
* June Oliver
* Planet What
* Screaming Red Mutiny
* Wanda Jackson

## Events

* Feb. 23, 2019 — Byron Berline's Double Stop Fiddle Shop destroyed by fire.

## Deaths

* Jan. 3, 2019 — Steve Ripley — (The Tractors)
1983 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1983**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1983 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

## First quarter

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## Fourth quarter

October

November

December
1967 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1967**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1967 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

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Admiral Grey

### Associated Acts

 BarrelBright • Faktion • HONEY • Marquis of Vaudeville • Paperface • Quiet on the Set • Vital Empire

## Members

### Past Members

* Aaron Pose (Vocals, Drums, Percussion)
* Krishen Anthony (Guitars, Vocals)
* Geneva Arena (Bass)
* Justin Labosco (Drums)

**Admiral Grey** was an Oklahoma band formed in Oklahoma City in 2011.

## Admiral Grey

### EP

1

Studio albums
* Long Road (2013)
Astellaway

## Members

### Past Members

* Kacy Epperson (Vocals)
* Luke Chronister (Guitar, Vocals, Piano)
* Bryce Anderson (Guitar, Keyboard)
* Josh Gilbert (Bass)
* Clinton Summers (Bass)
* Jeremy Smith (Drums)
* Paul Bergner (Drums)

**Astellaway** was a band formed in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Astellaway

### EP

2

Studio Albums
* *A Year Better Lost* (2010)
* *Long Drive Home* (2010)

EPs
* *Astellaway* (2008)
* *This Time* (2009)
ADDverse Effects: Live @ Blackwatch

## Listen

**ADDverse Effects: Live @ Blackwatch** is the first live album by the band Addverse Effects, released in 2013.

## Content

Recorded live at Blackwatch Studios on June 15, 2013.

## Track listing

All songs written by Addverse Effects except where noted.

* "Live for the Moment (Live)" — 6:17
* "Candy (Live)" — 3:05
* "Destruction (Live)" — 5:43
* "Ain't No Power (Live)" — 5:31
* "Just a Taste (Live)" — 4:52
* "Rock thee Mic (Live)" — 5:07
* "So Blue (Live)" — 5:36
* "Valley Of Darkness (Live)" — 4:38
* "Christmas in Norman" — 5:10

## Personnel

Addverse Effects
* Joshua Rehanek — Lead Vocals
* Boyd Littell — Drums, Vocals
* Michael Stafford — Rhodes, Synth, Back-Up Vocals
* Benja Farber — Bass
* John Calvin — Guitar
* Justin Dupuis — Guitar

Additional Musicians
* Kelsey Camden Smith — (Vocals: Track 9)

Production
* Sam Welchel — Engineering
* Chad Copelin — Engineering
* Jarod Evans — Mixing
* Sam Welchel — Mixing
* Kelsey Camden Smith — Artwork
Admiral Twin

### Associated Acts

Beatnik Pirates • Bellwether Squares • Mellowdramatic Wallflowers • Painted Orange • Tom Gray's Dream • Zodiac

## Members

### Current Members

* Mark Carr (Vocals, Bass, Keyboards)
* Jarrod Gollihare (Vocals, Drums, Keyboards)
* John Russell (Vocals, Guitar, Keyboards)

### Past Members

* Brad Becker (Vocals, Guitar, Keyboards, & more)

## Listen

**Admiral Twin** was a pop rock/power pop band, based in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

### Name

Their name comes from the Admiral Twin Drive-In, a popular drive-in theater that operated in Tulsa from 1951 until it was destroyed by a fire on September 3, 2010. (The Admiral Twin Drive-In was rebuilt and reopened for business on June 15, 2012.)

### 1997: Formation

Admiral Twin was formed in 1997 by the former members of the Mellowdramatic Wallflowers.

## Admiral Twin

### Compilation

1

Studio albums
* *Unlucky* (1997)
* *Mock Heroic* (2000)
* *Creatures of Bread & Wine* (2003)
* *The Center of the Universe* (2007)

EPs
* *Christmas 2001* (2001)
* *Christmas 2003* (2003)

Compilations
* *Odds & Ends: Demos & Rarities 1996-2000* (2002)

## External Links

* Facebook
* Spotify
American Missionary

## Listen

**American Missionary** is the debut album and second release by the artist Fight the Fade, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Fight the Fade except where noted.

1. "Lies (Intro)" — 1:22
2. "Welcome" — 3:17
3. "The Cure" — 3:11
4. "Revolution" — 3:11
5. "Salvation Rise" — 3:36
6. "I Repent" — 3:39
7. "Letter to the Sleeping" — 2:25
8. "American Missionary" — 3:40
9. "Interlude" — 0:48
10. "Wake Up" — 2:50
11. "Hollow" — 2:45
12. "The End is Near" — 2:26
13. "Rescue Me" — 4:14
14. "Message" — 6:22

## Personnel

Fight the Fade
* Jason McPhail — Vocals
* Tyler Simpson — Guitar
* Trevor Taylor — Bass
* Chris Robertson — Drums

Additional Musicians
* C-Phresh — Vocals (Track: 11)
2012 events

This is a collection of **2012 events**. For other years, see **List of events by year**.

## Artist Status

### Formed

* Adam & Kizzie
* Addverse Effects
* Applied Music Program
* Bellwether Squares
* BoneMagic
* Cosmostanza
* The Dirtboxwailers
* Everybody Panic!
* Honeylark
* Idre
* La Lune
* Lord Buffalo
* Pawn Shop Heroes
* Power Pyramid
* The Quickening
* Seventh Element
* SocietySociety
* Sovereign Dame
* Tallows
* Tyler Hopkins & the Rebellion

### On Hiatus

* Ester Drang
* Ludo

### Dissolved

* Capital Lights
* Denver Duncan
* Fanzine
* First Lady Assassins
* Hail the Blessed Hour
* Kyle and Andrea
* Legs Dead and Well
* The Panda Resistance
* Penny Hill
* Thirteen Stars
* The White Girls

## Deaths

* Jan. 30, 2012 — Jimmy Wright — (Five Americans)
1962 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1962**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1962 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

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CNote

## Listen

**CNOTE** is a solo artist [ Lyricist, Poet, Writer, Producer, Author, Publisher of Black Pearl Diamonds Publishing LLC ] ASCAP affilliate who started in Tulsa, Oklahoma. #WEARETHEELEVATION

## Discography

Studio Albums
* Armaggedon
	+ Coffee House Funk (single)

* Listening...From Within

* Palms' Rest

EPs & Singles

* Time Slips
* Dialect Flow
* One Dream
* Did You Miss Me While I'm Gone
* PHOENIX RISING: M.A.R.S. DIGITAL EP

## External Links

* Official Website
* Instagram
* Facebook
* Spotify
1999 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1999**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1999 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

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Any Other Night

## Listen

**Any Other Night** is the fourth EP and tenth release by the artist Zach Winters, currently based out of Mérida, Yucatán, Mexico.

## Content

"Ain't No Grave (Live in Kansas City)" is only available on the European Limited Edition CD. Other releases do not include this track.

## Track listing

All songs written by Zach Winters except where noted.

1. "I Don't Want This Job" — 3:27
2. "Down to the Water" — 1:32
3. "No Shoes on the Rug / Tixko" — 1:42
4. "Ain't No Grave" — 4:48
5. "I Don't Want this Job (Remix)" — 3:25
6. "Ain't No Grave (Live in Kansas City)" — 4:26

## Personnel

Zach Winters
* Zach Winters — Vocals, Guitar, Bass, Piano, Percussion

Additional Musicians
* Jesse Proctor — Drums (Track: 1)
* Wilhelm Koenig — Percussion (Track: 3)
* Aaron Strumpel — Trumpet (Track: 3)
* Caleb Friesen — Drums (Track: 4)
* Jon Class — Organ (Track: 4)
* Ryan James Carr — Drums (Track: 5), Vocal Sampling (Track: 5)
* Sammie Lee — Keyboard, Textures (Track: 5)

Production
* Zach Winters — Mixing (Tracks: 2, 5)
* Dave Wilton — Mixing, Mastering (Tracks: 1, 3, 4)
* Alan Douches — Mastering (Track: 2)
* Jamal Ruhe — Mastering (Track: 5)

## External Links

* Amazon
* Bandcamp
1930 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1930**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1930 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

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1966 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1966**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1966 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

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Achin'

## Listen

**Achin'** is the first EP and second release by the artist Husbands, based out of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Husbands except where noted.

1. "Aikin" — 4:19
2. "Overholser" — 3:22
3. "Bois" — 4:38
4. "TarBB" — 5:37
5. "Marley" — 4:18
6. "Bets" — 5:13

## Personnel

Husbands
* Wil Norton — Vocals, Guitar
* Danny Davis — Vocals, Guitar, Synth

Additional Musicians
* Zach Zeller — Guitar, Synth (Tracks: 4-5)
* Alberto Roubert — Percussion (Tracks: 4-5)

Production
* Wil Norton — Recording
* Danny Davis — Recording

## External Links

* Amazon
* Bandcamp
* Spotify
2010 events

This is a collection of **2010 events**. For other years, see **List of events by year**.

## Artist Status

### Formed

* Black Canyon
* Brad James Band
* Bravo Delta
* Broncho
* Bulletproof Tiger
* Chrome Pony
* Crown Imperial
* Daydream Empire
* Dischordia
* Em and the MotherSuperiors
* Everybody Panic
* JD McPherson
* John Moreland
* Josh Caudle
* Joshua & the Holy Rollers
* KingShifter
* Lights of Alora
* Lucid Awakening
* Mirror Machines
* Native Lights
* Nicnos
* People, People (later renamed Limber Limbs)
* Progress in Color
* The Shame
* Spaghetti Eddie!
* The White Girls

### On Hiatus

* Mirror Machines
* Zero Crossing

### Reformed

* Capital Lights
* Color Me Badd
* The Oh Johnny! Girls
* Ronnie Dunn

### Dissolved

* 2 Weeks Ago
* Brooks & Dunn
* Cross Canadian Ragweed
* El Paso Hot Button
* Entropy
* Euclid Crash
* The GAP Band
* Hybridigital
* I Novare
* I Resign
* My Solstice
* The Starlight Mints
* Steeples
* Tinted Windows
* The Uglysuit

## Deaths

* May 8, 2010 — Norman Ezell — (Five Americans)
1973 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1973**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1973 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

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Angelical Tears (Album)

## Listen

**Angelical Tears** is the debut EP by the band Angelical Tears from Norman, Oklahoma.

## Content

"Save Me" and "Darkness" had previously appeared on the 2006 EP *Early Demo* and the 2009 EP *Demo* in different forms. "No More" and "Dreams" also appeared on *Demo* in different forms.

## Track listing

All songs written by Angelical Tears except where noted.

1. "No More" — 3:11
2. "Save Me" — 3:20
3. "Dreams" — 5:02
4. "Tomorrow Happens Now" — 2:56
5. "Darkness" — 3:18
6. "Chasing Eternity" — 4:25

## Personnel

Angelical Tears
* Julia Flansburg — Vocals
* Steven Bittle — Guitars, Vocals
* Derek Teague — Guitars
* Glenn Flansburg — Bass
* Jennifer Corbin — Keyboards
* John Kenerson — Drums

Production
* Mike Finucane — Producer, Recording

## External Links

* Amazon
* Spotify
1968 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1968**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1968 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

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2000 events

This is a collection of **2000 events**. For other years, see **List of events by year**.

## Artist Status

### Formed

* The Agony Scene
* Euclid Crash
* Ludo
* Rewake
* Self-Inflicted (later renamed Self Inflicted Oklahoma Sludge)
* Sugar Free Allstars
* Susan Herndon
* The Temple Mount is Ours (later renamed And There Stand Empires)

### Dissolved

* Chainsaw Kittens
* Cloud2Ground
* Mollys Yes
* The Nixons
* N.O.T.A.
American Boyfriends

**American Boyfriends** was a band formed in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. They may have recorded their first album in 2002, but the band had been floating around in some form for almost ten years before their debut. Matt Johnson and Eric Harmon had started the band with Matt Goad and Richard Yord in 1992, but their dual involvement with the Chainsaw Kittens put the band on hiatus for a good part of the decade. Goad joined the Starlight Mints and also worked away from the band, but the breakup of the Kittens would inspire the band to reunite and begin working on new songs. Gaining their footing by playing live shows around the Oklahoma City area, they shaped up their material and stepped into the studio to record and release What Love Can Be in 2002.

## American Boyfriends

### Studio

1

Studio Albums
* What Love Can Be (2002)
* TBA (2019)
1953 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1953**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1953 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

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2016 events

This is a collection of **2016 events**. For other years, see **List of events by year**.

## Artist Status

### Formed

* Acid Queen
* All Seems Lost
* Amon & The Creatures
* Animal Names
* Austin John
* Carlton Hesston
* Cold Neon Fetish
* Future Tapes
* The Gales
* Giant Stride
* Good Villains
* The Grits
* Henna Roso
* Jack Waters and The Unemployed
* Joel T. Mosman & Oklahoma Uprising
* My Heart & Liver Are the Best of Friends
* The New GAP Band
* Oklahoma Crossfire
* Planet What
* Screaming Red Mutiny
* The Shelter People
* Silver Screen Monsters
* Sixth Gear
* Tyler Lee Band
* Understanding Eris
* Weston Horn & The Hush
* XIII Minutes

### Reformed

* Ester Drang
* Lights of Alora
* Mannachine
* Turkey Mountain Troubadours

### Dissolved

* The 66
* Axis
* The Copperheads
* Deerpeople
* Glow God
* Groucho
* Heresy Theory
* Kellie Coffey
* La Lune
* Lullaby
* The Oh Johnny! Girls
* Paperscissor
* Stardeath & White Dwarfs
* The Copperheads
* The Wurly Birds
* Them Apples
* Wallclouds

## Deaths

* May 6, 2016 — Steve Pryor — (Steve Pryor Band, Steve Pryor and the Mighty Kingsnakes)
* July 15, 2016 — Jamie Schnetzler — (Komarov, Convert)
* Sept. 5, 2016 — Jerry Wayne Canada — (Rhythmic Disturbance, Beyond What's Given)
* Nov. 13, 2016 — Leon Russell — (Leon Russell)
* Nov. 21, 2016 — Ollie Imogene Shepard — (Jean Shepard)
* Dec. 16, 2016 — Ralph Lund — (Purgatory, Forté)
* Dec. 25, 2016 — John Holata — (Screaming Red Mutiny)
2014 events

This is a collection of **2014 events**. For other years, see **List of events by year**.

## Artist Status

### Formed

* After the Reborn
* Alaska & Madi
* All for More
* Anchor the Girl
* Anu Tabu
* CobraJab
* Darci Lynne
* Goodfella
* Grind
* Groucho
* Gutter Villain
* Jack Ketch & The Bilge Rat Bastards
* Kyle Reid & the Low Swingin' Chariots
* Longpig
* The Lunar Laugh
* NoiseBleedsSound (later renamed NoiseBleedSound)
* The Plums
* Rei Arkana
* Rocket Science
* Sensitiv Southside Boy
* Twisted Psykie
* When the Clock Strikes

### Dissolved

* Admiral Twin
* Anti-Mortem
* At Long Last
* The Dawn Armada
* Defining Times
* Green Corn Revival
* Hal Singer
* Oklahoma Cloud Factory
* Tiger Lily
1959 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1959**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1959 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

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2009 events

This is a collection of **2009 events**. For other years, see **List of events by year**.

## Artist Status

### Formed

* The Boom Bang
* Brianna Gaither
* Brother Gruesome
* Carnegie
* Crossroads (later renamed Vintage Wildflowers)
* Crystal Vision
* Deerpeople
* Depth & Current
* The Dirty Creek Bandits
* Driving Avery
* Feel Spectres
* Fight the Fade
* Gentle Ghost
* Green Corn Revival
* Hybridigital
* John Wayne's Bitches
* Lizard Police
* The Panda Resistance
* Paul Benjaman Band
* Penny Hill
* The Pretty Black Chains
* Prettyboy
* Ryan & Ryan
* Skating Polly
* Tinted Windows

### Reformed

* Anialas
* Euclid Crash
* I Resign
* Steeples

### Dissolved

* Callupsie
* Capital Lights
* Congress of a Crow
* Damezumari
* Fighting Tomorrow
* Mel McDaniel
* Steeples
* S.W.A.T. Team
* Wayman Tisdale

## Deaths

* May 15, 2009 — Wayman Tisdale — (Wayman Tisdale)
Angelical Tears

### Genres

Metal • Symphonic Metal • Gothic Metal • Power Metal

## Members

### Current Members

* Julia Flansburg (Vocals)
* Joel Burcham (Guitar)
* Glen Flansburg (Bass)
* Kevin Courtney (Drums)

### Past Members

* Steven Bittle (Guitar)
* Jose Gabaldon (Guitar)
* Tal Raz (Guitar)
* Sean Doyle (Guitar)
* Mark Johnson (Guitar)
* Jordan Barbor (Guitar)
* Chad Slane (Guitar)
* Derek Teague (Guitar)
* Ole Kristian Løvberg (Drums)
* Brandon Fields (Drums)
* John Kenerson (Drums)
* Tanner Hodjkinson (Drums)
* Jennifer Corbin (Keyboard)
* David Baker (Keyboard)
* Robby Ray (Keyboard)
* Jeremy Clifton (Drums)

## Listen

**Angelical Tears** is a band formed in Norman, Oklahoma in 2006.

## Angelical Tears

### EP

1

Studio Albums
* *The Eleventh Hour* (2012)

EPs
* *Early Demo* (2006)
* *Demo* (2009)
* *Angelical Tears* (2010)

## External Links

* Official Website
* Facebook
* Spotify
Damezumari

### Associated Acts

And There Stand Empires • Callupsie • Daniel(((S))) • Oklahoma • Atl Atl • this was the year to lose friends • destroyer destroyer • hope's the carrot • plead like angels • 30 seconds to disenchantment • waifle • someplace to hide • Fireteam Charlie • Steeples • Sunset Beach • scales of motion • aggro crag • chaz • cattle decapitation •

## Members

### Past Members

* Eric Titterud (Guitar, Vocals)
* Chris Skillern (Bass, Vocals)
* Daniel Sutliff (Bass)
* Doug Johnston (Drums)
* Craig Maricle (Drums)
* Blake Foster (Drums)
* Aaron Thornhill (Bass)
* Stephen Paul (Guitar, Vocals)
* Mike Laughlin (Drums)
* Jamie Schnetzler (Cello)
* Kevin Skillern (Piano)
* Zac Ramey (Guitar)
* Mitch Gillum (Drums)
* Ryan David (Bass)
* Clay Welch (Drums)
* Hank Hanewinkel III (Drums)
* James Plumlee (Bass)

## Listen

### Bandcamp

damezumari.bandcamp.com

**Damezumari** was a band formed in Tulsa, Oklahoma. They later relocated to San Diego, California.

## Damezumari

### EP

9

EPs
* *No Hugging = No Learning* (2004)
* *Angelus Novus* (2004)
* *Politics of Lonely* (2005)
* *hitherandthitheringwaters of* (2006)
* *Someplace to Hide/Damezumari/Steeples* (2007) with Someplace to Hide & Steeples
* *Damezumari/Fire Team Charlie* (2007) with Fire Team Charlie
* *Blood Meridian* (2009)
* *Hope Inscribed on Handbills* (2009)
* *Unreleased* (2015)
Aqueduct

## Listen

**Aqueduct** is an Oklahoma band formed in Tulsa, Oklahoma in 2002. Aqueduct was founded in Tulsa as the solo project of pop aficionado David Terry. Supporting members have more recently been added to the group. They have received praise for their application of synthpop meter, drum, and piano, which has become more complex as the band has grown in membership.

## 2002-2003: Formation & *Power Ballads*

Initially the band was a one-man act, created and produced by David Terry in his bedroom. *Power Ballads* was recorded by Trent Bell at Bell Labs (The Flaming Lips, The Starlight Mints) and self-released on February 25, 2003. After releasing the album, Terry relocated to Seattle, Washington. Twelve hours later, Aqueduct was opening for Modest Mouse at The Showbox.

## 2003—2007: *Pistols at Dawn*, *I Sold Gold*, & *Or Give Me Death*

After opening for Modest Mouse, Ben Gibbard (of Death Cab For Cutie) subsequently recommended Aqueduct to Barsuk Records, who signed the band.
After months of culling and polishing new and pre-existing material with the help of producer Matt Pence, Aqueduct completed an EP, Pistols at Dawn, and the full-length album I Sold Gold. Of the debut album, Pitchfork Media said David Terry's "personal, cerebral pop [is] worth coming back to."

The follow-up Or Give Me Death was released in February 2007 by Barsuk Records.

## 2008—Present: Hiatus & *Wild Knights*

In 2015 Aqueduct returned with the album Wild Knights, coinciding with the successful funding of the Aqueduct Vinyl Project on Kickstarter.

## Aqueduct

### EP

1

Studio Albums
* *Power Ballads* (2003)
* *I Sold Gold* (2005)
* *Or Give Me Death* (2007)
* *Wild Knights* (2015)

EPs
* *Pistols at Dawn* (2004)
2020 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 2020**.

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Anthems of Defiance in a Dying World, Volume I: Denial

## Listen

**Anthems of Defiance in a Dying World, Volume I: Denial** is the third EP and fifth release by the band Violent Affair from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

## Content

This is the first installment of the "Anthems of Defiance" series, which will consist of seven EPs. Combined, the EPs will make up one full length album.

## Track listing

All songs written by Violent Affair except where noted.

1. "Livin' Fast” — 2:53
2. "Numb” — 3:42
3. "Losing My Grip” — 2:39
4. "Trapped Like Rats” — 4:02

## Personnel

Violent Affair
* Dave Affair — Vocals
* Ryan Violence — Drums, Vocals, Bass
* The Jesse Machine — Guitar, Vocals, Bass
* Dom the Destroyer — Guitar
* Tony — Bass, Vocals
Asy9

**Asy9** is a musical project formed in Oklahoma in 1998 by Eve Alacu. Beginning piano lessons at an early age, she found herself hiding away in her bedroom listening to music and playing her keyboard. After playing guitar and bass in a few bands, she realized she didn't care for the drama of being in a band and started Asy9 as a solo project.

## 1998—2003: *Drunk on Dreams of Shadows and Darkness*

In 1998, Eve recorded and self-released her debut album, Drunk on Dreams of Shadows and Darkness. The track Blood On My Hands caught a bit of attention and record labels made some offers. Every offer was turned down.

## 2004—2006: *Quicksilver*, *Forlorn*, and *Singles*

In the early days, Asy9 toured as a one-person live act, running everything off of CD except for vocals. Eventually, a friend, Bryan Crump, started playing at shows. In 2005, Jeremy Gaston (of The God Project) and Egypt began assisting Eve on stage. Bryan left to continue his photography career.

Some tracks from *Singles* had felt some nibbles from companies like Sony, but nothing was ever secured, usually due to low-ball offers.

## 2013—Present: *Defining Love*

After a hiatus to focus on other interests and family, Eve began writing new music for an album titled Defining Love. Individual tracks from the album were uploaded to the Asy9 Bandcamp and Soundcloud pages as they were completed. While there were talks of releasing the album in a physical format, those plans fell through. The album remains available only as the individual tracks.

Since finishing *Defining Love*, Eve has taken a break from releasing new music. However, she still continues to play, write, and record in her home studio.

## Asy9

### Compilation

1

Studio albums
* *Drunk on Dreams of Shadows and Darkness (1998)*
* *Quicksilver* (2004)
* *Forlorn* (2005)
* *Defining Love* (2014)

Compilation Albums
* *Singles* (2005)
1965 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1965**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1965 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

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Anthems of Defiance in a Dying World, Volume III: Bargaining

## Listen

**Anthems of Defiance in a Dying World, Volume III: Bargaining** is the fifth EP and seventh release by the band Violent Affair from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

## Content

This is the third installment of the "Anthems of Defiance" series, which will consist of seven EPs. Combined, the EPs will make up one full length album.

## Track listing

All songs written by Violent Affair except where noted.

1. "Tearing Out” — 2:27
2. "Remembrance” — 3:08

## Personnel

Violent Affair
* Dave Affair — Vocals
* Ryan Violence — Drums, Vocals, Bass
* The Jesse Machine — Guitar, Vocals, Bass
* Dom the Destroyer — Guitar
Demo 1994

## Listen

**Demo 1994** is the debut EP by the band Eternal Decision, based out of Edmond, Oklahoma.

## Content

All three tracks later appear on *Demo 1995*.

## Track listing

All songs written by Eternal Decision except where noted.

1. "Imminent Destruction" —
2. "Overflow" —
3. "Things I Say" —

## Personnel

Eternal Decision
* Joe Chambless — Vocals, Bass
* Cory Boatright — Guitar, Vocals
* Tommy Torres — Guitar
* Kirk Campbell — Drums
1934 Albums

The following is a **list of albums released in 1934**.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see **1934 events**. For previous years, see **List of album releases by year**.

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