Well we started in 2001 in Tulsa Oklahoma and recorded our first E.P in 2002 at Valcour Studios called, "Punks Divided". It was named after a song we wrote about the scene we were in. We returned to Valcour Studios in 2003 to record a split album with our friends, "All Out Attack", called "Search and Destroy". All the while we were playing shows and building up the scene in Tulsa. shortly after the recording of the split, we "split" ourselves and regrouped in Kansas City. In 2005 we recorded 4 more songs and compiled them together with the rest of our recordings and entitled it "Best Before the Blast!". After playing some shows in and around the Kansas City area, we fell on hard times again and after losing some members decided to relocate back to Tulsa, Oklahoma. Here we gained some old members back and a new one.
i love your music, i love 82 but you guys must realize you guys sound NOTHING like the old school music. 82 was raw unlike you guys. out of all respect, you are not anything or anywhere near 82 sounding. keep it up. we show nothing but support for you guys.
Underground Horror Fest is a One day mini convention with the best in live bands, vendors, guest (artist, writers, actors, fx artist and filmmakers) plus a After party with some of the Best Dj's and Sideshow acts and much more. Info The Show will be February 6th 2010 Start At 3:00 P.m till 2:00 a.m All ages Only $7 for all day at The Rose Bowl 7419 East 11th Tulsa, Oklahoma on Highway 66
hey there were playing with Burden Of A Day on the 14th of this month at sss come by the page and check for details hope to see you there! -god bless -ADONAI
first and formost i wanna tell you guys are FUCKING AWSOME.i have driven from pa to tulsa to see a few of your shows and was soo worth it.with that said if you guys EVER BREAK UP or i even hear ofa posible band break up I WILL GO FUCKING NUTS.while i haven't been on myspace or your page ina awhile I think "warfare street" and "tonight" are the best songs to date. you guys are awsome a lifer fan brian
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