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Jason Boland & the Stragglers

**Jason Boland & the Stragglers** is a band formed in Stillwater, Oklahoma. They are currently based out of Austin, Texas.

## 1998—2002: Formation, *Pearl Snaps*, *Truckstop Diaries*, & *Somewhere in the Middle*

Jason Boland and Brad Rice are both members of the Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity, having met in Stillwater, Oklahoma, while attending Oklahoma State University. Boland formed the band in 1998, releasing their first album, *Pearl Snaps*, in 1999. Boland and The Stragglers became one of the most successful artists in the Red Dirt/Texas Country scene. Studio albums *Truckstop Diaries* and *Somewhere in the Middle* followed in 2001 and 2004, respectively. A concert at Fort Worth, Texas dancehall Billy Bob's Texas was recorded for *Live and Lit at Billy Bob's Texas* in 2002.

## 2006—2012: *The Bourbon Legend*, Injury, & *Comal County Blue*

*The Bourbon Legend* was released on Bruce Robison's Sustain Records label in late 2006. It was produced by longtime Dwight Yoakam collaborator Pete Anderson.

In 2007, Jason Boland co-produced the album Choices for the band Hazzard. The band's front man, Dana Hazzard, was the original fiddle player for the Stragglers.

In 2008, just before the release of the album *Comal County Blue*, Boland ruptured a vocal cord. The injury almost caused him to lose his singing voice for good, but after surgery and resting his voice, he recovered. According to Katie Key, editor of the Texas Music Chart, *Comal County Blue* was the fastest growing single in 2008 from an independent label.

On April 20, 2010, the band released their second live album, entitled *High in the Rockies: A Live Album*. The recordings come from four live concerts over four days from January 7, 2010 to January 10, 2010. The shows were performed in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, Ft. Collins, Colorado, Laramie, Wyoming, and Denver, Colorado, respectively.

## 2013—2017: *Dark & Dirty Mile*, Roger Ray's Departure, & *Squelch*

The band released *Dark & Dirty Mile* on May 14, 2013. Shooter Jennings (son of country music artist Waylon Jennings) co-produced the album with the band. The title track was a top-five single on the Texas Music chart in May 2013.

Longtime guitarist Roger Ray announced in December, 2014 that he would be leaving The Stragglers for family and personal reasons. He was succeeded by Cody Angel.

Their album *Squelch*, released in 2015, had Boland's best debut on the Top Country Albums chart, where it reached No. 11, selling 4,200 for the week.

## 2018—Present

On May 18, 2018, the band released *Hard Times Are Relative*.

## Jason Boland & the Stragglers

### Live

2

Studio Albums
* *Pearl Snaps* (1999)
* *Truckstop Diaries* (2001)
* *Somewhere in the Middle* (2004)
* *The Bourbon Legend* (2006)
* *Comal County Blue* (2008)
* *Rancho Alto* (2011)
* *Dark & Dirty Mile* (2013)
* *Squelch* (2015)
* *Hard Times Are Relative* (2018)

Live Albums
* *Live and Lit at Billy Bob's Texas* (2002)
* *High in the Rockies: A Live Album* (2010)
Fools Gold

## Listen

**Fools Gold** is the eighth EP and twenty-fifth release by the band Hanson, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

The album's title was originally ambiguous and did not have a proper name until 2020, when the band relaunched their website, hanson.net. With the relaunch, many older fan club exclusive releases were finally given proper titles.

The release was known under a variety of names, including **Members EP 2009**, & **Hanson.net: Members EP 2009**.

## Track listing

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

1. "I Can't Wait" — 3:39
2. "Wait Here for You" — 3:32
3. "All I Have to Give" — 4:44
4. "Take My Time" — 3:33
5. "Devil's Nachos" — 2:50

## Personnel

Hanson
* Isaac Hanson — Vocals, Guitar
* Taylor Hanson — Vocals, Keyboard
* Zac Hanson — Vocals, Drums
Look Inside the Asylum Choir

## Listen

**Look Inside the Asylum Choir** is the first full-length album by the band Asylum Choir. The album was issued by Smash Records in 1968 with catalog number SRS 67107. The original Smash label on the vinyl designates the name of the album as "Look Inside the Asylum Choir" by the Asylum Choir, although the album cover titling suggests that it is entitled simply "Look Inside." The original gatefold cover featured an image of a roll of toilet paper. The image created sufficient controversy that Smash Records reissued the album with a cover featuring a portrait of Russell and Benno.

Look Inside the Asylum Choir received positive reviews from critics in 1968, but sold poorly. Village Voice critic Robert Christgau wrote in 1970 after its re-release that it "more or less" deserved such a reception, deeming it "a nice record to write reviews about: strong studio work with a heavy Zappa flavor, quality of satire ditto".

## Content

On May 2, 2011, Rev-Ola Records re-released the album on CD with four bonus tracks. On February 5, 2016 Smash Records re-released the album on CD in the original LP format.

## Track listing

All songs written by Asylum Choir except where noted.

Vinyl
1. "Welcome to Hollywood" — 2:35
2. "Soul Food" — 2:05
3. "Icicle Star Tree" — 2:55
4. "Death of the Flowers" — 2:08
5. "Indian Style" — 3:30
6. "Medley: N.Y. Op./Land of Dog/Henri the Clown" — 6:07
7. "Thieves in the Choir" — 4:04
8. "Black Sheep Boogaloo" — 2:29

CD
1. "Welcome to Hollywood" — 2:45
2. "Soul Food" — 2:10
3. "Icicle Star Tree" — 3:03
4. "Death Of The Flowers" — 3:15
5. "Indian Style" — 3:46
6. "Medley: N.Y. Op./Land of Dog/Henri the Clown" — 6:07
7. "Thieves in the Choir" — 4:04
8. "Black Sheep Boogaloo" — 2:29
9. "Soul Food" — 2:19
10. "Welcome to Hollywood" — 3:03
11. "Icicle Star Tree" — 3:07
12. "Indian Style" — 3:44

## Personnel

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

Additional Musicians
* Joe Foster — Synthesizer
* Nick Robbins — Synthesizer

Production
* Leon Russell — Producer
* Marc Benno — Producer
* Joe Foster — Producer
* Andy Morten — Producer, Artwork, Design, Liner Notes
* Gordon Rudd — Engineer
* Lou Kimzey — Design
* Ralph Poole — Photography
MMMBop

## Listen

**MMMBop** is the third album by the band Hanson, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma released in 1996. It was an independent release, funded by the group's father. It is very uncommon to find this album for sale anywhere, as only a few hundred were produced.

The album was sent to record executives and led to the band being signed to Mercury Records.

## Content

Much of the album was later re-released on *3 Car Garage: The Indie Recordings '95–'96* after the success of their major label debut *Middle of Nowhere*.

The songs not included on that release were "MMMBop", "Something New", "Incredible", and "Baby (You're So Fine)". However, the "Long Version" of MMMBop was released on the album.

## Track listing

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

1. "Day Has Come" — 4:46
2. "Thinking of You" — 3:10
3. "Two Tears" — 2:40
4. "Stories" — 2:34
5. "River" — 3:46
6. "Surely as the Sun" — 5:40
7. "Something New" — 2:30
8. "MMMBop" — 3:37
9. "Soldier" — 6:13
10. "Pictures" — 2:12
11. "Incredible" — 4:30
12. "With You in Your Dreams" — 4:13
13. "Sometimes" — 4:25
14. "Baby (You're So Fine)" — 3:27
15. "MMMBop (Long Version)" — 5:16

## Personnel

Hanson
* Isaac Hanson — Vocals
* Taylor Hanson — Vocals
* Zac Hanson — Vocals
LP5

## Listen

**LP5** is the fifth studio album by the artist John Moreland, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by John Moreland except where noted.

1. "Harder Dreams" — 4:23
2. "A Thought is Just a Passing Train" — 5:24
3. "East October" — 3:45
4. "I’m Learning How to Tell Myself the Truth" — 3:18
5. "Two Stars" — 1:21
6. "Terrestrial" — 4:19
7. "In Times Between" — 3:18
8. "When My Fever Breaks" — 3:41
9. "I Always Let You Burn Me to the Ground" — 4:35
10. "For Ichiro" — 1:42
11. "Let Me Be Understood" — 5:11

## Personnel

John Moreland
* John Robert Moreland — Vocals, Guitar

Production
* Matt Pence — Producer

## External Links

* Amazon
* Spotify
Muse

## Listen

**Muse** is the debut album by the band A Mixtape Catastrophe from Tulsa, Oklahoma. The album was remixed and re-released February 22, 2018 on (Mu)stang Records.

## Track listing

All songs written by A Mixtape Catastrophe except where noted.

1. "Intro” — 0:28
2. "Heart v. Head” — 4:47
3. "Storm Chasers” — 3:19
4. "The C. G. Lullaby” — 3:46
5. "Interlude” — 1:27
6. "Muse” — 3:11

## Personnel

A Mixtape Catastrophe
* Zachary Taylor — Vocals
* Adam Woods — Guitar
* JT Roudebush — Bass
* Austin McFerrin — Drums

## External Links

* Amazon
* Bandcamp
* Spotify
Live June.03.01

## Listen

**Live June.03.01** is the debut album by the band The Agony Scene, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by The Agony Scene except where noted.

1. "The Epic" — 3:45
2. "Drum Monitor Problems"
3. "The Skull" — 3:00
4. "As I Bleed" — 2:43
5. "Hope" — 5:54
6. "Lifeless" — 2:46

## Personnel

The Agony Scene
* Rod Burguiere — Vocals
* Johnny Lloyd — Guitar
* Christopher Emmons — Guitar
* Michael Williams — Bass
* Brent Masters — Drums

Production
* Hank Charles — Recording
Live at Borders 2001

## Listen

**Live at Borders 2001** is the second live album and seventh by the band And There Stand Empires, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Content

The tracks were recorded live at Borders Cafe on March 23, 2001. Its recording predates their debut album *And There Stand Empires*. It was not released in its entirety until 2018. Some of the tracks were previously performed on Live at Borders 2000. "Toada" and "Sally Polka" were released on the split EP *Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey/And There Stand Empires* along with Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey's song "A Flat".

## Track listing

All songs written by And There Stand Empires except where noted.

1. "Opening" — 2:22
2. "The Heart is an Eye" — 8:33
3. "Cassini Mission" — 7:06
4. "Kortisin" — 4:48 (Plaid)
5. "Check it Bro" — 1:46
6. "C# Diminished Mass" — 13:08
7. "Blue Kitchen Matches" — 6:01
8. "The People Liberate Themselves" — 4:37
9. "Sally Polka" — 3:46
10. "Toada" — 6:15 (Jacques Morelembaum & Antonio Pinto)
11. "A Flat" — 5:44
12. "R-Type" — 12:14
13. "Party Barn" — 8:06
14. "Scenes from an Idiot's Marriage" — 9:45

## Personnel

And There Stand Empires
* James Plumlee — Bass, Melodica, Keyboards
* Daniel Sutliff — Bass, Egg, Guitar, Keyboards
* James McAlister — Drums, Keyboards
Okie

## Listen

**Really** is the third album by the solo artist J. J. Cale, originally from Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Several songs from the album were later covered by other artists, including "I Got the Same Old Blues", by Eric Clapton, Captain Beefheart, Bobby Bland, Lynyrd Skynyrd, and Bryan Ferry; "Anyway the Wind Blows", by Brother Phelps in 1995 and Bill Wyman's Rhythm Kings in 1999; and "Cajun Moon", by Herbie Mann on his 1976 album *Surprises* with vocals by Cissy Houston, by Poco on their album *Cowboys & Englishmen*, and by Randy Crawford in *Naked and True* (1995). "I'd Like to Love You, Baby" was covered by Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers in 2003, appearing on their 2009 album, *The Live Anthology*.

Tracks 2-10 were recorded at Columbia Studio B in Nashville, Tennessee in May 1973.

Tracks 4 & 8 were recorded at Woodland Studio B in Nashville, Tennessee in May 1973. Tracks 6-10 were recorded at Woodland Studio B in July 1973.

Track 11 was recorded on August 2, 1973 at J.J. Cale's house in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Tracks 9 and 5 were recorded at his house on October 4, 1973 and December 5 1973, respectively.

Tracks 1, 7, & 10 were recorded at Bradley's Barn in Mount Juliet, Tennessee on November 20, 1973.

## Track listing

All songs written by J. J. Cale except where noted.

1. "Crying" — 2:35
2. "I'll Be There (If You Ever Want Me)" — 2:24
3. "Starbound" — 1:58
4. "Rock and Roll Records" — 2:10
5. "The Old Man and Me" — 2:06
6. "Everlovin' Woman" — 2:12
7. "Cajun Moon" — 2:14
8. "I'd Like to Love You Baby" — 2:52
9. "Anyway the Wind Blows" — 3:24
10. "Precious Memories" — 2:11
11. "Okie" — 1:57
12. "I Got the Same Old Blues" — 2:59

## Personnel

J. J. Cale
* J. J. Cale — Vocals, Guitar, Gut Slide Guitar

Additional Musicians
* Tommy Cogbill — Bass (Tracks: 2-10)
* Karl Himmel — Drums (Tracks: 2-10)
* Jerry Smith — Piano (Tracks: 2-10)
* Harold Bradley — Guitar (Tracks: 2-10)
* Grady Martin — Guitar (Tracks: 2-10)
* George Tidwell — Trumpet (Tracks: 3, 4, & 8)
* Dennis Goode — Trombone (Tracks: 3, 4, & 8)
* Billy Pruett — Saxophone (Tracks: 3, 4, & 8)
* Tim Drummond — Bass (Tracks: 3, 4, & 8)
* Jerry Whitehurst — Keyboards (Tracks: 3, 4, & 8)
* Tommy Cogbill - Bass (Tracks: 6 & 12)
* Kenny Malone — Drums (Tracks: 1, 6-7, 10, & 12)
* Hargus Robbins — Piano (Tracks: 6 & 12)
* Mac Gayden — Guitar (Tracks: 6 & 12)
* Joel Green — Bass (Tracks: 9, 5, & 11)
* Terry Perkins — Drums (Tracks: 9, 5, & 11)
* Paul Davis — Guitar (Tracks: 9, 5, & 11)
* Weldon Myrick — Steel Guitar (Track: 5)
* Farrell Morris — Percussion (Tracks: 1, 7, & 10)
* Beegie Cruzer — Keyboards (Tracks: 1, 7, & 10)
* Reggie Young — Guitar (Tracks: 1, 7, & 10)
* Red Spivey — Piano (Track: 10)
* Mike Leech — Bass (Tracks: 1 & 10)
* Joel Green — Bass (Track: 7)

Production
* Audie Ashworth — Producer, Engineer (Tracks: 5, 9, 11)
* Joe Leach — Engineer: Tracks 1, 7, & 10)
* Stan Hutto — Engineer: Tracks 2-10)
* Rick Horton — Engineer: 4, 6-10, 12)
* Rusty Gabbard — Co-Writer: Track 2)
* Ray Price — Co-Writer: Track 2)
* J.B.F. Wright — Writer: Track 10)
Lemon Water

## Listen

**Lemon Water** is the second album by the artist Yung Jones, based out of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Yung Jones except where noted.

1. "Real Shit" — 3:42
2. "Different Money" — 3:34
3. "Kikn Flavor" — 3:14
4. "What I Want" — 3:48
5. "Back at It" — 3:31
6. "Lit Wit It" — 3:41
7. "Stuffed" — 3:07
8. "Do You Mind" — 4:16

## Personnel

Yung Jones
* Yung Jones — Vocals

Additional Musicians
* Lambo — Vocals (Track: 1)
* SoufwessDes — Vocals (Track: 4)
* 47huncho — Vocals (Tracks: 5)
* Crook Count Up — Vocals (Track: 5)
* Kadillac — Vocals (Track: 5)
* StateGang Vince — Vocals (Track: 6)
* Trapp tha General — Vocals (Track: 7)
* Joe Money — Vocals (Track: 8)

## External Links

* Amazon
* Spotify
Mercy Street

### Associated Acts

 Bravo Delta • Fighting Tomorrow • Gadgets Sons • My Dead X • My Solstice • The Quickening • Rats Nest • Silver Screen Monsters • Suffer the Masses • The Sex • Wreckless Process • The Accident Experiment

## Members

### Past Members

* Brandon Davis (Vocals)
* Charles Ireland (Guitars)
* Mike McHan (Guitars)
* Jonathan Wilkerson (Guitars)
* Adam Lair (Bass)
* Steven Davidson (Drums)

**Mercy Street** was an Oklahoma band based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Nicnos II

## Listen

**Nicnōs II** is the sophomore album by the band Nicnōs, based out of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Nicnōs except where noted.

1. "Reign" — 4:20
2. "Changes" — 3:44
3. "Water" — 4:35
4. "Blow My Mind" — 3:11
5. "Can't Buy This" — 3:11
6. "Spaghetti" — 3:09
7. "My Last December" — 3:53
8. "Hangman" — 3:48
9. "Sheep" — 4:18
10. "Waitin' on You" — 3:47

## Personnel

Nicnōs
* Joshua Cox (Vocals, Guitar)
* Nick Sigman (Guitar)
* Jared Gaiser (Bass)
* Blake Parks (Fiddle)
* Jerred Bauer (Drums, Vocals)
Anthems of Defiance in a Dying World, Volume II: Anger

## Listen

**Anthems of Defiance in a Dying World, Volume II: Anger** is the fourth EP and sixth release by the band Violent Affair from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

## Content

This is the second 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. "Cultural Disaster” — 3:48
2. "Protect And Serve” — 3:11
3. "Who's to Blame?” — 2:49

## Personnel

Violent Affair
* Dave Affair — Vocals
* Ryan Violence — Drums, Vocals, Bass
* The Jesse Machine — Guitar, Vocals, Bass
* Dom the Destroyer — Guitar
Live at Tulsa State Fair 2003

## Listen

**Live at Tulsa State Fair 2003** is an unofficial live album by the band Ultrafix, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Content

The album was recorded live on a personal camcorder by Matthew Wallace in 2003 at the Tulsa State Fair, where Ultrafix was performing. Originally intended to be used solely for personal use, the album ended up in the hands of the band. Not long after this show, the guitarist, Beau Charron, left the band. Many of the songs performed had not yet been recorded, so Matthew stripped the audio from the video and provided it to the band as a means for their new guitarist to learn the songs. Half of the songs performed at this show never made it on an official release.

## Track listing

All songs written by Ultrafix except where noted.

1. "Daimon" — 6:16
2. "Stay" — 5:34
3. "Rainmaker" — 3:27
4. "Fling" — 3:33
5. "The End" — 6:29
6. "On the Edge" — 5:28
7. "Rounder" — 4:56
8. "Altered States" — 4:22
9. "China" — 5:17
10. "When You Go" — 7:10
11. "Fallen" — 5:55
12. "Jaded" — 3:43
13. "Walk On Air" — 7:15

## Personnel

### Ultrafix

* Angie Devore-Green (Vocals)
* Beau Charron (Guitar)
* Mike Fawcett (Bass)
* Tom Green (Drums)

**Production**

* Matthew Wallace — recording
Little Jim and the Fabulous Monkeymen

### Associated Acts

Jim Sweney • Jim Sweney & the Jumpshotz • Sweney Band • Sweney Bruner Band • Sweney/Campbell • Sweney Campbell Band • Sweney Campbell & Glazer • The Young Aristocracy • The Blue Knights

## Members

### Past Members

* Jim Sweney (Vocals)
* Gayle Sanders (Guitar)
* Stephen Barncard (Bass)
* Dick Henry (Keyboard)
* Steve McLane

**Little Jim and the Fabulous Monkeymen** was a band formed in Prairie Village, Kansas
Mixtape

## Listen

**Mixtape**, is the third release by the artist Jankins, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Jankins except where noted.

1. "Lose My Mind (Travi$ Scott Remix)" — 3:09
2. "Show & Tell" — 2:22
3. "300" — 4:15
4. "Maybe Its You" — 3:27
5. "Lipstick" — 3:52
6. "Lil DFRNT" — 2:57
7. "Move" — 4:20
8. "Bring It to the Streets" — 4:08
9. "G.T.F.O." — 2:58
10. "Fucking Classy" — 4:00
11. "The Devil is s Lie (Rick Ross Rap Remix)" — 2:51
12. "Shots Fired (Trap Remix)" — 4:13 (Breathe Carolina)
13. "Unfuckwittable (Jankins Remix)" — 3:54 (Kid Kudi)
14. "Take You There (Riff Raff Remix)" — 4:01 (Jack Ü)
15. "Insincerely Yours (Remix)" — 3:54 (Lily Allen)
16. "Flip Dat Lip (Jankins Remix)" — 2:21 (Nathan Barnatt)

## Personnel

Jankins
* Anthony Jenkins — Vocals

Additional Musicians
* Scott Ramon Seguro Mescudi — Vocals (Track: 13)
* Kiesa Rae Ellestad — Vocals (Track: 14)
* Lily Allen — Vocals (Track: 15)
* Nathan Barnatt — Vocals (Track: 15)

Production
* Anthony Jenkins — Producer (Tracks: 2-9), Recording, Mixing, Remixing (Tracks: 12-16)
* Travis Scott — Remixing (Track: 1)
* Milo & Otis — Co-Producer (Track: 4)
* Flying Lotus — Producer (Track: 10)
* Rick Ross — Remixing (Track: 11)
* David Schmitt — Co-Writer (Track: 12)
* Ian Kirkpatrick — Co-Writer (Track: 12)
* Eric Armenta — Co-Writer (Track: 12)
* Tommy Cooperman — Co-Writer (Track: 12)
* Luis Bonet — Co-Writer (Track: 12)
* Simon Wilcox — Co-Writer (Track: 12)
* Scott Ramon Seguro Mescudi — Writer (Track: 13)
* Henry Walter — Co-Writer (Track: 14)
* Kiesa Rae Ellestad — Co-Writer (Track: 14)
* Lukasz Gottwald — Co-Writer (Track: 14)
* Thomas Pentz — Co-Writer (Track: 14)
* Sonny Moore — Co-Writer (Track: 14)
* Lily Allen — Co-Writer (Track: 15)
* Greg Kurstin — Co-Writer (Track: 15)
* Nathan Barnatt — Writer (Track: 15)

## External Links

* Official Website
* Datpiff
Live at the Loft (Synergy Factor Album)

## Listen

**Live at the Loft** is the first live album by the band Synergy Factor, based out of Tulsa, OK released in 2003. As the name suggests, it was recorded live at The Loft in Tulsa, OK on May 8, 2003.

## Content

The album contains seven live recordings and one studio recording, "Every Third Moment". In addition to live performances of five Synergy Factor originals, this album also includes two covers of the Incubus songs "The Warmth" and "Drive".

## Re-Release

The album was re-released in 2004 as part of the Synergy Factor: The Complete Collection box set, collecting all material from the band up to its dissolution including the works released as Anubis. The album itself was presented in its original form, however it received new artwork.

## Track listing

All songs written by Chris Tindell, Jeremy Crouch, Patrick Ward, & Aubrey Barnes except where noted.

1. "Every Third Moment" - 2:42
2. "Holding Hands with Huey" - 5:00
3. "Falling Away" - 5:07
4. "The Way I Feel" - 5:33
5. "Forever" - 5:59
6. "Confrontations" - 5:57
7. "The Warmth" (Incubus Cover) - 4:25
8. "Drive" (Incubus Cover) - 4:09

## Personnel

### Synergy Factor

* Chris Tindell – Vocals
* Jeremy Crouch – Guitar, Programming, Additional Vocals
* Patrick Ward – Bass Guitar
* Aubrey Barnes – Drums
New Southern

## Listen

**New Southern** is the debut album by the band Anti-Mortem, based out of Chickasha, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Anti-Mortem except where noted.

1. "Words of Wisdom" — 4:24
2. "New Southern" — 4:06
3. "100% Pure American Rage" — 3:36
4. "Hate Automatic" — 3:57
5. "Black Heartbeat" — 3:43
6. "I Get Along with the Devil" — 2:58
7. "Path to Pain" — 3:35
8. "Wake Up" — 3:23
9. "Ride of Your Life" — 3:51
10. "Stagnant Water" — 4:45
11. "Truck Stop Special" — 4:05
12. "Jonesboro" — 4:20
13. "A Little Too Loose" — 5:20

## Personnel

Anti-Mortem
* Larado Romo — Vocals
* Nevada Romo — Guitar
* Corey Henderson — Bass
* Zain Smith — Guitar
* Levi Dickerson — Drums

## External Links

* Amazon
* Spotify
Norma Jean

## Norma Jean

### Associated Acts

Bill Gray Band • Ozark Jubilee • The Porter Wagoner Show

## Listen

**Norma Jean** is a solo artist based out of Wellston, Oklahoma.

## Norma Jean

### Studio

20

* *Let's Go All the Way* (1964)
* *Pretty Miss Norma Jean* (1965)
* *Please Don't Hurt Me* (1966)
* *Norma Jean Sings a Tribute to Kitty Wells* (1966)
* *The Game of Triangles* (1967) (with Liz Anderson and Bobby Bare)

* *Norma Jean Sings Porter Wagoner* (1967)

* *Jackson Ain't a Very Big Town* (1967)

* *Heaven's Just a Prayer Away* (1967)

* *Heaven Help the Working Girl* (1968)

* *Body and Mind* (1968)

* *Love's a Woman's Job* (1968)

* *Country Giants* (1969)

* *Another Man Loved Me Last Night* (1970)

* *It's Time for Norma Jean* (1970)

* *Norma Jean* (1971)

* *Norma Jean Sings Hank Cochran Songs* (1971)

* *Thank You for Loving Me* (1972)

* *I Guess That Comes from Being Poor* (1972)

* *The Only Way to Hold Your Man* (1973)

* *The Loneliest Star in Texas* (2005)

* *Norma Jean’s Cowboy Church Gospel* (2012)

* *Aged to Perfection* (2014)

## External Links

* Official Website
* Spotify
Jury of Wolves

## Listen

**Jury of Wolves** is the debut album and second release by the band Outline in Color, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Content

"It's Gonna Be Me" is a cover of the song by N\*Sync.

## Track listing

All songs written by Outline in Color except where noted.

1. "The Kindling" — 1:20
2. "Another Nightmare" — 3:54
3. "Jury of Wolves" — 3:27
4. "Hope in the Wrong Hands" — 3:32
5. "The Chase Scene" — 4:00
6. "Charlie Machine" — 3:31
7. "Karma Made Me an Arsonist" — 4:27
8. "The Good in Me" — 3:12
9. "A Fracture, a Fallout" — 3:39
10. "I've Had This Dream Before" — 2:26
11. "I Ain't Afraid of No Ghost" — 2:59

Bonus Tracks
1. "Tapdance at Knuckle Junction" — 3:16
2. "It's Gonna Be Me" — 3:40
3. "The Good in Me (Acoustic)" — 3:14

## Personnel

Outline in Color
* Trevor Tatro — Vocals
* K.C. Simonsen — Vocals
* Forrest Mankins — Guitar
* Macbook — Keyboard
* Austin McFerrin — Drums

Production
* Max Martin — Co-Writer (Track: 2 [Bonus Tracks])
* Andreas Carlsson — Co-Writer (Track: 2 [Bonus Tracks])
* Rami Yacoub — Co-Writer (Track: 2 [Bonus Tracks])

## External Links

* Amazon
* Bandcamp
* Spotify
Lovely Madness

## Listen

**Lovely Madness** is the second full-length album by the band Vintage Wildflowers, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma. Their previous album, The Upstairs Sessions, was released under their former name Crossroads.

## Track listing

All songs written by Vintage Wildflowers except where noted.

1. "In My Prime" — 2:37
2. "Wrapped Around Your Finger" — 5:15
3. "An Buachaillin Ban Set" — 5:53
4. "False Lady" — 4:39
5. "I am Stretched on Your Grave" — 2:49
6. "Chattering Magpies Set" — 4:06
7. "Bedlam Boys" — 4:06
8. "Merry Sisters Set" — 4:11
9. "Sweet Bride" — 3:52
10. "Westphalia Waltz" — 3:25
11. "Sailing Off to the Yankee Land" — 4:24
12. "Bold Jamie" — 4:19
13. "All the Diamonds" — 4:13

## Personnel

Vintage Wildflowers
* Audrey Schmidt (Vocals, Guitar, Bass)
* Abby Bozarth (Fiddle, Piano, Accordion, Vocals)
* Dana Fitzgerald Maher (Celtic Harp, Vocals)
Music Maker

## Listen

**Music Maker** is the first full-length album by the band Free Advertizement, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma and released in 2005.

## Track listing

All songs written by Matthew Wallace except where noted.

1. "Copyright Infringement" — 3:56
2. "Unstoppable" — 4:19
3. "Anticipation" — 3:58
4. "Getting Hard" — 2:19
5. "Getting Bigger" — 2:50
6. "Random UA" — 4:11
7. "Countdown" — 2:36
8. "Listless Voyage" — 8:35
9. "Reality 0" — 3:16
10. "Space Station Vacation" — 3:24
11. "Sky Cruise" — 3:22
12. "Unstable Mind" — 1:58

## Personnel

### Free Advertizement

* Matthew Wallace — Programming

**Additional Musicians**

* Patrick Ward — Programming
Everybody Panic!

### Associated Acts

Anialas • Anti-Mortem • Horse Called War • Lure • Memory Driven • Whitefall • Aether X • Aghori • Gog & Grubbs • Rikets • Skinlab • Texas Hippie Coalition

## Members

### Current Members

* Ty Gay (Vocals)
* Dustin Provenzano (Guitar)
* Michael Alarid (Bass)
* Levi Dickerson (Drums)

### Past Members

* Nicholas Megalis (Bass)
* Patrick Nolan (Bass)
* Timmy Braun (Drums)
* T.J. Mansfield (Drums)

**Everybody Panic!** is a band formed in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

## Everybody Panic!

### EP

2

EPs
* *Everybody Panic!* (2013)
* *Attack* (2015)

## External Links

* Official Website
* Bandcamp
* Facebook
* Instagram
* ReverbNation
* Soundcloud
* Twitter
* YouTube
No Sleep for Banditos

## Listen

**No Sleep for Banditos** is the twelfth EP (tenth hanson.net exclusive) and thirtieth release by the band Hanson, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Content

"Chasing Down My Dreams" was re-recorded with the Prague Symphony for the 2018 album *String Theory*.

## Track listing

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

1. "Up All Night" — 4:31
2. "Be My Own" — 4:22
3. "No Sleep for Banditos" — 3:41
4. "Heartbreaker" — 3:13
5. "Chasing Down My Dreams" — 3:29

## Personnel

Hanson
* Isaac Hanson — Vocals, Guitar, Bass
* Taylor Hanson — Vocals, Keyboard, Synth Bass, Percussion, Glockenspiel
* Zac Hanson — Vocals, Guitar, Keyboard, Drums, Percussion, Glockenspiel

Production
* Ryan Williams — mixing, engineering
* Andrew Mendelson — mastering
* Rebecca Sarkar — photography
* Trevor Niemann — design
Komarov

### Associated Acts

Black Magnet • Chud • Destroyer Destroyer • I Resign • Power Pyramid • Sensitiv Southside Boy • Sex Snobs • Steeples

## Members

### Past Members

* Jamie Schnetzler (Vocals, Guitar)
* Daniel Weaver (Guitar)
* Alex Barnard (Guitar)
* Taylor Mackenzie (Bass)
* Dallas Niles (Bass, Vocals)
* Billy Reid (Drums)

## Listen

**Komarov** was a band formed in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

## Komarov

### Studio

1

Studio Albums
* *Soyuz-1* (2010)
Jacob Tovar

**Jacob Tovar**, is a band based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Studio Albums
* *Jacob Tovar & The Saddle Tramps* (2014) (as Jacob Tovar and the Saddle Tramps)

Other Appearances
* *A Blackwatch Christmas, Vol V: Naughty List* (2015)
* *A Blackwatch Christmas, Vol VII* (2017)
* *The Oklahoma Room at Folk Alliance 2018* (2018)
N.O.T.A.

**N.O.T.A.**, an acronym for **None of the Above**, was a band formed in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## N.O.T.A.

### Live

1

Studio Albums
* *N.O.T.A.* (1985)
* *N.O.T.A. / Corrosion of Conformity* (1987) with Corrosion of Conformity
* *Give 'Em Enough Dope* (1996)

EPs
* *On the Pavement* (1982)
* *Moscow* (1984)
* *Toy Soldiers* (1984)
* *You Make Me Sick / Overexposed / Basket Case / Face the Facts* (1994)
* *Hell Hole* (1995)
* *Punk Torture Night / Freedom's Sons* (1997) with Brother Inferior

Live Albums
* *Live at the Crystal Pistol* (1983)

Other Appearances
* *Straight from the Crotch of the Bible Belt* (1994)
Memory Driven

### Associated Acts

A Fate Far Worse • Dwell Within • Oversoul • Subsanity • Torment • Darkoffigus • Doomstone • Morticious • Place of Skulls • Revelation • Under the Sun

## Members

### Current Members

* Dennis Cornelius (Vocals, Guitar)
* Chris Greenway (Guitar)
* Jeff Brite (Bass)
* TJ Mansfield (Drums)

**Memory Driven** is a band formed in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The band's name is derived from the album *Memory Driven*, released while founding members Dennis Cornelius and Chris Greenway were in their previous band Cor.
Destroyer Destroyer

## Members

### Past Members

* Jamie Schnetzler (Vocals)
* Corey Ray (Guitar)
* Mike Franklin (Guitar)
* Dallas Niles (Bass)
* Noah Taylor (Drums)

## Listen

**Destroyer Destroyer** was a band formed in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

On July 15, 2016, vocalist Jamie Schnetzler passed away at 28 years old.

## Destroyer Destroyer

### EP

2

Studio Albums
* *Littered with Arrows* (2007)

EPs
* *The Spider-Bear Tales* (2005) with Vessels Cast from Crippled Hands
* *The Dead Sleep Like Us for a Reason* (2006)
Multiple Choice

### Associated Acts

Ancient Chinese Penis • Brutal Gardeners • Fuckface • Artimus Pyle • Conquest for Death • Laudanum • Malachi • No Statik • Opt Out • Ritual Control • Shit Coffins • Sterile Mind • Suicide Bomb • Vaccuum • What Happens Next

## Members

### Past Members

* Matt (Vocals)
* John (Guitar)
* Robert Collins (Bass)
* Steve (Drums)

**Multiple Choice** was a band formed in Norman, Oklahoma.

## Multiple Choice

### EP

1

EPs
* *Multiple Choice* (1993)
Lost

## Listen

**Lost** is the debut album and EP by the band Free Advertizement, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma and released in 2002.

## Track listing

All songs written by Matthew Wallace except where noted.

1. "Last" — 1:50
2. "Bliss (Complete)" — 2:37
3. "Pizza Mafia" — 2:26
4. "Lost" — 2:56
5. "Bliss (No Lyrics)" — 2:34
6. "First" — 1:48

## Personnel

### Free Advertizement

* Matthew Wallace — Vocals, Programming, Guitar

**Additional Musicians**

* Pizza — Vocals: Track 3
One Outlet

## Listen

**One Outlet** is the debut album by the band Tyler Lee Band, based out of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Tyler Lee Band except where noted.

1. "Rise" — 4:52
2. "Concour" — 8:44
3. "Divide" — 2:58
4. "Fall" — 14:36

## Personnel

Tyler Lee Band
* Tyler Lee — Guitar, Vocals
* Mark Holley — Keyboards, Vocals
* Jeremy Dodd — Bass, Vocals
* Jim Spalding — Drums, Vocals

## External Links

* Amazon
* Spotify
Kali Ra

**Kali Ra** was formed in 2011 by David Goad. They were formed in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. They have released two full-length albums, and in 2019 will release their third - *The Monarch*.

## Discography

* *Electric Living* (2013)
* *Cocoon* (2016)
* *The Monarch* (2019)

## External Links

* OfficialWebsite
* Facebook
* Instagram
* iTunes
* Spotify
Oklahoma Music Archives Wiki

## Welcome!

Welcome to the Oklahoma Music Archives!

You are visiting our old platform. We keep this version accessible as a backup to our current website. **Please do not add information to this version of the site**. We are no longer maintaining the information listed here.

If you would like to learn more about Oklahoma's music scene or add information, please **visit our new site at http://www.okmusicarchives.org**.

Thank you.

## Disclaimer

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My Heart & Liver Are the Best of Friends

**My Heart & Liver Are the Best of Friends** is a band formed in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## My Heart & Liver Are the Best of Friends

### EP

8

EPs
* *Life Sucks* (2016)
* *Songs for Friends* (2016)
* *Rest* (2016)
* *Improv* (2016)
* *Everything Looks Better When You Tilt Your Head and Squint Your Eyes* (2016)
* *Since.* (2017)
* *Split* (2018) with Ben Quad
* *My Heart & My Liver Are the Best of Friends* (2019)

## External Links

* Facebook
* Instagram
* Spotify
Let Slip the Dogs

## Let Slip the Dogs

### Genres

Metal • Groove Metal • Experimental Metal

### Associated Acts

13 Cent Kill • Badroot • Bait • David Castro Band • The Kevorkians • SeXtion 8

## Members

### Current Members

* Bryan Parker (Guitar, Vocals)
* Travis Inselman (Bass, Vocals)
* Mike Hanson (Drums, Vocals)

### Past Members

* Kenny VanWinkle (Drums, Vocals)

**Let Slip the Dogs** is a band formed in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Let Slip the Dogs

### Compilation

1

EPs
* *We Raise the Leg* (2018)

Live Albums
* *Live from Timbo's Living Room* (2019)

Compilation Albums
* *The Early EPs (2018-2019)* (2020)
June Oliver

**June Oliver** was a solo artist who started in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

## 2019

Without releasing much personal information and no promotion, June Oliver began releasing album after album in early 2019 through Bandcamp. While this proved to be a very prolific time for the artist, they later deleted their profile and vanished without a trace.

## June Oliver

### EP

5

Studio Albums
* *Oddipazuqikalied* (2019)
* *Y2K* (2019)
* *Fleshbath* (2019)

EPs
* *Milky Tracks - Prequel* (2019)
* *Milky Tracks - True Origin* (2019)
* *Krust Pt. 1* (2019)
* *Krust Pt. 2* (2019)
* *Side C* (2019)
Extra Virgin Olive Oil

## Listen

**Extra Virgin Olive Oil** is the third EP by the band Junebug Spade, based out of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Junebug Spade except where noted.

1. "Aborigine" — 4:45
2. "My Lover" — 3:02
3. "Public Display of Affection" — 3:13
4. "She's Mine" — 3:00
5. "Slow Your Roll" — 3:45

## Personnel

Junebug Spade
* Peter Anthony Seay — Vocals, Guitar
* Dustin Hunt — Guitar, Vocals
* AJ Sadeghi — Guitar
* Kyle Mayfield — Bass
* Matt Barrett — Drums

## External Links

* Bandcamp
* Spotify
Oddipazuqikalied

## Listen

**Oddipazuqikalied** is the fifth EP by the solo artist June Oliver, based out of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by June Oliver except where noted.

1. "Trails Program" — 4:34
2. "Straight Outta Compton (Julie's Jungle Remix)" — 5:55 (by N.W.A.)
3. "Lofin" — 3:50
4. "Piebrainkick" — 6:45
5. "iBall Juice" — 4:45
6. "LFO Fried Egg" — 3:34
7. "101" — 4:07
8. "Hrtbt" — 1:32
9. "\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_" — 2:13
Elevate II

## Listen

**Elevate II** is the sophomore EP and fourth release by the artist J.A.Y Pilotlife, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by J.A.Y Pilotlife except where noted.

1. "Flight to Vegas" — 2:32
2. "Gang" — 3:04
3. "Hold You Down" — 3:00
4. "G.O.A.T" — 3:36
5. "N$N" — 2:40
6. "Chinchilla Flow" — 4:04
7. "What Up" — 3:33

## Personnel

J.A.Y Pilotlife
* Haassan Jones — Vocals

Additional Musicians
* CO2 Da Great — Vocals (Track: 5)

## External Links

* Amazon
* Spotify
Melted Together

## Listen

**Melted Together** is the fifth album and sixth release by the band Horde Casket, based out of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Horde Casket except where noted.

1. "Melted Together" — 3:00
2. "Return to the Grave" — 3:11
3. "Nocturnal Transformation" — 3:13
4. "Molesting the Rotting" — 2:41
5. "Disease of the Deceased" — 3:30
6. "Grotesque Contents" — 3:47
7. "Oceans of Entrails" — 2:41
8. "Kidnapped and Dismembered" — 2:36

## Personnel

Horde Casket
* Kyle Clark — Vocals
* Steve Giddens — Guitar
* Justin Perry — Bass
* Shane Fallon — Drums
Occupy Hollywood

## Listen

**Occupy Hollywood** is the first EP, second mixtape, and seventh release by the artist P.D.A., originally from Tulsa, Oklahoma. It was recorded while the artist was residing in Dallas, Texas.

The artist would later drop the P.D.A. moniker and rebrand himself as Jankins.

## Track listing

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

1. "Overture" — 1:53
2. "Hollywood" — 3:06
3. "In the Air" — 3:32
4. "Beam Me Up" — 4:01
5. "Genius" — 3:33
6. "Oh Katie ;)" — 2:52

## Personnel

P.D.A.
* Anthony Jenkins — Vocals

Additional Musicians
* Jook Mode — Vocals (Track: 3)
MDFX

## Listen

**MDFX** is the debut album by the band Mudd Flux, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Mudd Flux except where noted.

1. "All I Am (Am I)" — 4:23
2. "Burn Me On" — 4:28
3. "Cosmic I" — 4:59
4. "Beyond Our Horizon" — 7:02

## Personnel

Mudd Flux
* Becky Scheufler Young — Vocals
* Jason Gautney — Guitar, Vocals
* Richard Young — Bass
* Zachary Kuder — Drums
Oklahoma Territory

## Listen

**Oklahoma Territory** is the fourth album by the band Red Dirt Rangers, based out of Stillwater, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Red Dirt Rangers except where noted.

1. "Deep Ellem Blues" — 5:29
2. "Follow Me Down" — 3:42
3. "Train Ride's Allright" — 3:38
4. "Dog on a Chain" — 3:35
5. "Idabel Blues" — 3:40
6. "Blue Diamond" — 4:34
7. "Dolores" — 3:48
8. "Be Me Baby" — 3:36
9. "Black Gold" — 3:05
10. "Fresh Cut Hay" — 4:34
11. "New Orleans" — 3:23
12. "Last Dollar Road" — 5:59
13. "Used to Be" — 3:58

## Personnel

Red Dirt Rangers
* Brad Piccolo — Guitar, Vocals
* John Cooper — Mandolin, Percussion, Vocals
* Ben Han — Guitar, Vocals
* Bob Wiles — Bass, Vocals

Additional Musicians
* Dickie Lee Erwin — Banjo
* Scott Buxton — Drums
* Kenny Earley — Drums, Percussion, Vocals
* Benny Craig — Fiddle, Pedal Steel Guitar, Harp
* Lisa Mednick — Organ, Accordion

Production
* Lloyd Maines — Producer (Tracks: 1-12), Mixing, Mastering
* David Sanger — Producer (Track: 13)
* David Huff — Photography

## External Links

* Amazon
* Spotify
List of inactive musicians.

### B

* Barnes, Aubrey (Drums)
* Berger, Kurt (Conductor)
* Brown, H. Arthur (Conductor)

### C

* Campbell, Debbie (Vocals)
* Crouch, Jeremy (Vocals, Guitar)

### G

* Golschmann, Vladimir (Conductor)
* Gottleib, Marc (Concertmaster)

### H

* Harmon, Eric (Drums)
* Henderson, Skitch (Conductor)
* Hicks, Connor

### L

* Lewis, Thomas (Conductor)
* Lindley, Nathan (Drums)
* Lindley, Stanley (Drums)
* Littel, Boyd (Drums, Vocals)

### T

* Tichenor, Adam (Guitar)
* Tindell, Chris (Vocals)

### W

* Wallace, Matthew (Vocals, Guitar, Synth)
* Ward, Patrick (Bass)
* Scott Windsor (Vocals, Guitar)
Monty Harper

## Monty Harper

### Years Active

?-Present

**Monty Harper** is a solo artist based out of Oklahoma.

## Monty Harper

### Artist

Monty Harper

Studio Albums
* *Imagine That* (1996)
* *Jungle Junk!* (2000)
* *Take Me to Your Library* (2003)
* *The Great Green Squishy Mean Concert CD* (2005)
* *Paws Claws Scales & Tales* (2006)
* *Get a Clue* (2007)
* *Let's Get Creative* (2009)
* *Songs from the Science Frontier* (2010)
On Blue Ridge

## Listen

**On Blue Ridge** is the debut studio album by Mountain Smoke. It is notable for helping launch the career of Vince Gill, who later went on to become a multiple Grammy award winner. The album was later reissued along with *Lettin' It Slip Away* as a double album on CD.

## Track listing

1. "Blue Ridge" —
2. "Alligator Man" — (Jimmy C. Newman)
3. "Truck Drivin' Blues" — (Ted Daffan)
4. "With Care from Someone" — (Dillard & Clark)
5. "Orange Blossom Special" — (Johnny Cash)
6. "Comin' Into Los Angeles" — 4:02 (Arlo Guthrie)
7. "Sally G" — 3:27 (Paul McCartney and Wings)
8. "July You're a Woman" — 3:14 (John Stewart)
9. "Rocky Road Blues" — 5:44 (Bill Monroe)

## Personnel

### Mountain Smoke

* Hal Clifford — Banjo, Guitar, Vocals
* Bob Cuadrado — Bass
* Vince Gill — Dobro, Banjo, Guitar, Vocals
* Dave Coe — Fiddle
* Jim Wagoner — Guitar, Vocals
* Russ Christopher — Mandolin, Guitar, Vocals
Manikin Parade

## Listen

**Manikin Parade** is the debut album by the band Vangough, based out of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Vangough except where noted.

1. "Estranger" — 6:13
2. "Manikin Parade" — 7:57
3. "Christmas Scars" — 7:37
4. "Disorder Quotient" — 4:42
5. "Handful of Dreams" — 5:37
6. "Bricolage Theater" — 1:24
7. "Paradise for the Lost" — 9:21
8. "Gabrielle" — 6:19
9. "Dance of the Summer Mind" — 5:41
10. "One Dark Birthday" — 6:59
11. "Etude of Sorrow" — 8:44
12. "Halcyon Days" — 1:46
13. "The Cosmic Bus Stop" — 2:44

## Personnel

Vangough
* Clay Withrow — Vocals, Guitar
* Carlton — Bass, Cello, Violin
* Abe Hartley — Keyboards
* Brandon Lopez — Drums

Production
* Clay Withrow — Producer, Engineering
* Sterling Winfield — Mixing
* Garrett Haines — Mastering
* Tyler Dunlap — Artwork

## External Links

* Amazon
* Bandcamp
* Spotify
Karlstad

## Listen

**Karlstad**, stylized as **KARLSTAD**, is the second EP and fifth release by the artist Husbands, based out of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Husbands except where noted.

1. "Karlstad" — 2:33
2. "Wata" — 2:38
3. "(Mystic Wind)" — 0:25
4. I Don't Wanna Die (at Fassler Hall)" — 3:04
5. "Neuromancer" —2:54
6. "Wire" — 3:06
7. "Youth Group" — 2:46

## Personnel

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

Production
* Husbands — Producer

## External Links

* Amazon
* Bandcamp
* Spotify
Live (Midday Static Album)

## Listen

**Live** is the debut live album and twelfth release by the solo artist Midday Static, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Content

"September" and "Summers End" appeared on the album *Let's Go Dreaming*.

"Summertime Skyline" appeared on the EP *Summertime Skyline* and the album *Let's Go Dreaming.*

"Meet Me in Montauk" and "You in June" appeared on the album *You in June*.

## Track listing

All songs written by Midday Static, except where noted.

1. "Daybreak" — 4:18
2. "September" — 2:26
3. "Meet Me in Montauk" — 3:50
4. "Atlas" — 4:06
5. "Summertime Skyline" — 4:29
6. "You in June" — 5:18
7. "Summers End" — 3:24

## Personnel

Midday Static
* Dylan Boyd — Guitar, Programming

Production
* Dylan Boyd — Producer

## External Links

* Amazon
* Bandcamp
* Spotify
Just Don't Die

## Listen

**Just Don't Die**, is the first EP and fourth release by the artist Jankins, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

## Track listing

All songs written by Jankins except where noted.

1. "Just Don't Die" — 2:02
2. "Ship to London" — 3:58
3. "Dinner" — 3:25
4. "Angles" — 3:33
5. "Quiet" — 4:17
6. "On the Way Down" — 4:33
7. "Dear Me" — 4:10

## Personnel

Jankins
* Anthony Jenkins — Vocals

Production
* Anthony Jenkins — Producer, Recording, Mixing

## External Links

* Official Website
* Amazon
* Spotify
Like Before

https://open.spotify.com/artist/0J1NYv6WLirAtVYUIgF8Li?si=zbqLG3pGS7iKZmAbqbzUCQ

## OKMA Spotlight

### Spotlight

https://starcatchermagazine.com/2021/10/06/like-before-releases-cant-break-the-oath/?fbclid=IwAR0QkjZIiyNLtzrMNm83dDYIcIQQEy4HA-cbVcs5s96zaWmeo45xQ14Kl-U&fs=e&s=clhttps://www.loudhailermagazine.com/concert-reviews/locust-grove-at-whiskey-nights-in-oklahoma-city-ok/

**Like Before** is a band based out of Norman, Oklahoma.
List of album releases by year

## A Brief History: Definition of an Album

With advancing technology, the definition
of an album has changed over the years. Prior to the invention of the LP (Long-Play) phonograph format in 1948. Releases were limited to around 3 minutes and would be considered "singles" today, with an A-Side and sometimes a B-Side of recorded music.

Occasionally, these records would be collected into books, resembling photo albums, and released as a means of offering a larger selection of an artist's repertoire to the public. These releases became the origin of the term "album".

The time length of the LP format set the standard length of an album's release even into the digital age, with some exceptions.

In 1949, the new technology brought about the 45, or 7-Inch, and would set the standard for releases of "singles".

**How this affects these pages:**

The albums listed on this site reflect the technology of the times. Therefore, albums listed prior to 1949 will include releases on the old phonograph format (78s) with shorter play times. However, there may be some overlap in formats after this time as LPs and 45s supercede the 78s.

Singles released on 45s or later formats will not be included on these pages unless it might also be considered an EP (Extended Play). For information on artist' singles, please visit the individual artist pages.

## 2020—2029

2020 • 2021 • 2022 • 2023 • 2024 • 2025 • 2026 • 2027 • 2028 • 2029

## 2010—2019

2010 • 2011 • 2012 • 2013 • 2014 • 2015 • 2016 • 2017 • 2018 • 2019

## 2000—2009

2000 • 2001 • 2002 • 2003 • 2004 • 2005 • 2006 • 2007 • 2008 • 2009

## 1990—1999

1990 • 1991 • 1992 • 1993 • 1994 • 1995 • 1996 • 1997 • 1998 • 1999

## 1980—1989

1980 • 1981 • 1982 • 1983 • 1984 • 1985 • 1986 • 1987 • 1988 • 1989

## 1970—1979

1970 • 1971 • 1972 • 1973 • 1974 • 1975 • 1976 • 1977 • 1978 • 1979

## 1960—1969

1960 • 1961 • 1962 • 1963 • 1964 • 1965 • 1966 • 1967 • 1968 • 1969

## 1950—1959

1950 • 1951 • 1952 • 1953 • 1954 • 1955 • 1956 • 1957 • 1958 • 1959

## 1940—1949

1940 • 1941 • 1942 • 1943 • 1944 • 1945 • 1946 • 1947 • 1948 • 1949

## 1930—1939

1930 • 1931 • 1932 • 1933 • 1934 • 1935 • 1936 • 1937 • 1938 • 1939

## 1920—1929

1920 • 1921 • 1922 • 1923 • 1924 • 1925 • 1926 • 1927 • 1928 • 1929
Obscure Sanity

## Members

### Past Members

* Joseph Martinez (Vocals)
* Elijah Martinez (Guitar)
* Chris Young (Guitar)
* Emi Shay (Bass)
* Joseph James (Drums)
* Owen Ellis (Guitar)
* Alex Crawford (Bass)

## Contact

### Booking

Elijah Martinez • Joseph Martinez

**Obscure Sanity** was a band formed in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma.

## Obscure Sanity

### EP

4

EPs
* *Tales from the Underworld* (2015)
* *Obscure Sanity* (2017)
* *Age of Arrogance* (2018)
* *#3* (2019)

## External Links

* Bandcamp (1)
* Bandcamp (2)
* Facebook
* ReverbNation
Leave the Light On

## Listen

**Leave the Light On** is the sixth EP and twenty-third release by the band Hanson, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

The album's title was originally ambiguous and did not have a proper name until 2020, when the band relaunched their website, hanson.net. With the relaunch, many older fan club exclusive releases were finally given proper titles.

The release was known under a variety of names, including **Members EP 2008** & **Hanson.net: Members EP 2008**.

## Track listing

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

1. "Letters in the Mailbox" — 4:41
2. "Leave the Light On" — 3:50
3. "Coming Back for More" — 3:31
4. "Yearbook (Live)" — 6:07
5. "Can't Stop (Live)" — 6:51

## Personnel

Hanson
* Isaac Hanson — Vocals, Guitar
* Taylor Hanson — Vocals, Keyboard
* Zac Hanson — Vocals, Drums
Let's Split Up

## Listen

**Let's Split Up** is the fourth release by the band Ben Quad, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma. It is a split EP with Sweet Peach, based out of College Park, Maryland.

## Track listing

All songs written by Ben Quad & Sweet Peach except where noted.

1. "I'm No Loon" — 3:30 (Ben Quad)
2. "A Tech You Can't Deck Out" — 1:37 (Ben Quad)
3. "The Boys Are Still in Town" — 4:47 (Sweet Peach)
4. "Ten of Swords" — 5:11 (Sweet Peach)

## Personnel

Ben Quad
* Jacob Rhinehart — Vocals, Bass
* Sam Wegrynski — Vocals, Guitar
* Edgar Viverous — Guitar
* Isaac Young — Drums

Sweet Peach
* Yvette Meyers — Vocals
* Ben Ardrey — Guitar
* Garret Nuttle — Bass
* Tommy Summerville — Drums

Production
* Trace Brown — Recording & Mixing (Tracks: 1-2)
* CJ Cochran — Mastering (Tracks: 1-2)
* Ryland Heagy — Recording, Mixing, Mastering (Tracks: 3-4)