Hush Hush Commotion is concerned with one thing, and one thing only — making music that is REAL.
In today's music scene where bands are more concerned with what's the latest fad, HHC turns their backs on the trendy, carbon-copy music and recognizes that music can be fun and energetic, without being over-processed and generic. HHC has embarked on a mission to bring real, lasting music which allows the listener to have fun, yet doesn't insult their musical minds with mass-produced, heartless junk.
Hush Hush Commotion is set to release their sophomore album, "In Control," on August 11, 2009. The new release promises to be, although an eclectic sampling of songs, a strong cohesive unit with one underlining principle — music that is real.
"Hush Hush Commotion really does seem to be in control of things with this new release. The band seems to shed any expectation of what it should sound like, and is instead simply playing on its own terms. With “In Control” as a strong indication, its terms are sounding pretty damn good in my ears." —The Oklahoma Daily
"Oklahoma City's Hush Hush Commotion are quite the quintet. The band's array of jangily indie rock tunes recalls such roots-like groups such as the Band. In fact, most groups will be hard pressed to find a group that has such a down-home sound without being convoluted in grandiose theatrical overindulgence like Drive-In Truckers or moody upswings like Counting Crowes. With their recently released second album, "In Control," the band are raw and rugged yet have refined their approach with a sharp touch that pays off very well. With an extraordinary work ethic, Hush Hush Commotion have taken their latest batch of driving and rollicking tunes town after town, slowly gathering a firm following." —Spit In My Face E-Zine
"Local indie-poppers Hush Hush Commotion have not-so-quietly snuck up on a sound that's unapologetically lighthearted and fun. "In Control" is a great EP that goes down easy. It's not overwhelming or over-the-top, but presented rife with smart songwriting and musicianship, and just enough attitude." —Oklahoma Gazette
"It Could Happen... shows a more mature, but fun, sound than some bands ever achieve on their first full-length." —Absolutepunk.net
"With trademark stage presence and quick, upbeat lyrics Hush Hush Commotion dominates its ever so intent audience" —Oklahoma Creativity
"Hush Hush Commotion is anything but quiet when it fires up the maps and dishes out some infectious, high energy, indie noise-pop" —Tulsa Weekly
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