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APF 6 Review: Psych Rock Babylon

–Advertisement–by Helen Grant This time last week I was brimming with anticipation to hurry up and get to Austin Psych Fest. Rather than feel rushed to immediately exclaim “Yes! I wanna go back right now!” I decided to let the experience sink in and catch up on sleep. I’ve also been waiting for the official… Continue Reading APF 6 Review: Psych Rock Babylon

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APF6 Recap: Black Rebel Motorcycle Club and The Raveonettes

–Advertisement–by Colin Newman As with all road trips I participate in, our editorial voyage to Austin for the Annual Psych Fest started out as sort of a fiasco. I will spare you the details, but suffice it to say it involved a harrowing trip through DFW at not even rush hour, some inaccurate Google maps… Continue Reading APF6 Recap: Black Rebel Motorcycle Club and The Raveonettes

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Norman Music Festival: Fuzz and Loafing on Main

by Justin Watson The 2013 Norman Music Fest is robbing you blind. Sure, in monetary terms it is completely 100% free to see as many of the hundreds of musical acts as you want. But what they don’t want you to know is you’re paying what economists like to call opportunity cost. That’s right, for… Continue Reading Norman Music Festival: Fuzz and Loafing on Main

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Groovational Pull: The Austin Psych Fest Preview

by Helen Grant Later this month, whilst the OKC.NET staff cover Norman Music Festival, the OKC.NET editorial staff will fly down I-35 to Austin, Texas at speeds approaching 65 miles an hour. Our destination is Austin Psych Fest, a weekend long celebration of all things trippy and freaky. One of the fastest growing regional festivals,… Continue Reading Groovational Pull: The Austin Psych Fest Preview

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Here’s A Thing For the Adventurous at Heart: Medieval Fair of Norman

Quite frankly I would be surprised if you’ve lived in OKC for awhile and had not heard the Medieval Fair of Norman. Granted this is not in OKC, but it’s the largest free-admission Medieval fair you’ll find in Oklahoma. This, I’m not going to lie, is like mecca cos-play for your average Society for Creative… Continue Reading Here’s A Thing For the Adventurous at Heart: Medieval Fair of Norman

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SXSW is a Slap in the Face to New Artists: Yet Still I Went

By Dylan Johnson – At some festivals people complain because there are two bands playing at once they want to see. That kind of conflict doesn’t begin to explain SXSW.  A moderately estimated 200,000 people come down for the festival and there are at least 2,000 bands performing at everything from huge sponsored stages to… Continue Reading SXSW is a Slap in the Face to New Artists: Yet Still I Went

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SXSW 2013: James on Leaving Austin.

As is norm with SXSW, people are crowding the sidewalks and parking is a mess no matter if it’s 11:00 a.m. in the morning or 11:00 p.m. at night. When David and I finally decide on a spot, it’s a 10-minute walk to the venue. This wouldn’t be a big deal except for all of… Continue Reading SXSW 2013: James on Leaving Austin.

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SXSW 2013: James Saddles Up

Wednesday is spent dreaming of ways to get into NPR’s Yeah Yeah Yeah’s show at Stubbs. When that becomes depressing, I start searching for leads regarding the location of the secret Kid Cudi show on Facebook. By the time 7 p.m. rolls around, tuning out the noise of possibilities, I’m dressed and ready to hit… Continue Reading SXSW 2013: James Saddles Up

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SXSW 2013: James and The Giant Gears

It’s Tuesday at noon and I’m looking for Headhunters, a bar downtown that’s hosting “This is Austin, Not L.A.” an unofficial comedy showcase with a very punk rock vibe. The goal today is to tell some jokes in the heart of the festival. Cameron Buchholtz, comedy mega brain and former Oklahomie, has messaged the show’s… Continue Reading SXSW 2013: James and The Giant Gears

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SXSW 2013: James Nghiem

Editor’s note: We asked Jordan Bayhylle of DEEERPEOPLE to write about SXSW 2012 from the musician’s point of view. To keep perspective fresh, we’ve asked James Nghiem, comedian, indie filmmaker, and drummer for The Nghiems, to tell us about this year’s nexus of indie talent. His band also won best music video at Norman Music… Continue Reading SXSW 2013: James Nghiem

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The Natural Art of Creating New Stories from Old Bones

by Helen Grant A few weeks ago I spotted curious objects trapped under glass. I’d been at the Better Block… Continue Reading The Natural Art of Creating New Stories from Old Bones

REVIEW- “Tarsus”

  Mickey Reece’s Tarsus is a film about growth and redemption, told with the tone and rhythm of a 12… Continue Reading REVIEW- “Tarsus”

The Road Less Taken: Cindy Sheehan and the Road to Peace

Guest post by Dr. Zakk Flash   Oklahoma is not the flat ride that Cindy Sheehan expected. “We rode in… Continue Reading The Road Less Taken: Cindy Sheehan and the Road to Peace

NetFlix Instant Pick: “Tiny Furniture”

by Danny Marroquin As I write Lena Dunham has become a kind of phenomenon. Advertisements on the web ask “Want… Continue Reading NetFlix Instant Pick: “Tiny Furniture”

The Garden of Vegans: Recipes for a Romantic Picnic

by Patricia Waldron May is a special month in Oklahoma; Spring has sprung, the weather is warm, and the trees… Continue Reading The Garden of Vegans: Recipes for a Romantic Picnic

Limber Limbs: The EP Review

by Helen Grant Walking by the Opolis in Downtown Norman one night, I heard an unfamiliar band. Even though I… Continue Reading Limber Limbs: The EP Review

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