Net is a four-piece space wave band from Oklahoma City. Formed in 2017, Net’s lineup—John Baber, Andy Escobar, Tommy McKenzie, and Kyle Vasquez—includes members, collaborators, and alumni of experimental rock bands Ester Drang, Stardeath and White Dwarfs, and the Chainsaw Kittens, to name only a few. 
 The band established a trademark sound on 2018 debut “Memory Swipe,” the recording and live shows both channeling the innovation of Talking Heads, the pulsing blasé of “The Idiot”-era Iggy Pop, and the hooky electronica of Gary Numan. Regional touring followed, including shows supporting Closeness (members of the Faint, Azure Ray) and the Flaming Lips. 
 Net’s followup album, Terminals, will be released August 7, 2020 on Oklahoma City label Clerestory AV. The new album was written and tracked collaboratively and features an expansive, melodic wrangling of all four members’ musical tastes and writing styles. Net recorded “Terminals” at the notorious Pink Floor Studio in Oklahoma City with producer Dennis Coyne (Stardeath and White Dwarfs, Flaming Lips, Kesha, Miley Cyrus) at the helm.

powdr started in high school after bonding over Sleepless in Seattle and writing songs that grew out of that shared feeling. What came out of it was a band that kept going, shaped by melody, momentum, and the kind of trust that only forms over time. Drawing from new wave, post-punk, krautrock, and shoegaze, their music lives somewhere between indie rock and motorik drift, shaped by familiarity and a refusal to overthink what already works.

Over nearly fifteen years, they've played everywhere from rooftops and alley shows to festival stages without changing the approach much. Entirely DIY at its core, powdr records everything themselves in a former recording studio turned guitar pedal shop, embracing a slow, DIY process that mirrors their long-running collaboration.

The band is made up of Josh Peck (guitar, vocals), Brent Hodge (drums, vocals), Kilyn Massey (bass, vocals), and Peyton Wilson (guitar, synth), each contributing to a sound that feels settled, unforced, and quietly confident.