Music column

ListenUpOKC, a “vinyl bar” where patrons can drink, chat, browse records, and listen to music in a way that is mostly missing these days.

We have the rundown on Oklahoma-shot films that are gaining in significance both as local productions and as substantial works anywhere.

Brett Fieldcamp says to check out OKC’s Lunar Division to see that rock is not only still kicking, but still going strong.

Brett Fieldcamp takes a close look at Gonzo LeBronzo's debut album "Collapse Ecstatic," calling it "frantic, frenzied".

Throw on your best light-up sneakers and gel your hair up high, because these bands are taking us back to the last time things music any sense.

The shock to the system that was 2020 came with loads of lasting consequences, but also some lasting contributions to the entertainment world.

deadCenter Film Festival features a packed slate this year bursting with creative shorts and decidedly diverse features.

In 2023, OKC's local music scene saw old venues fall, new venues rise, indie-rock reign, and some of the best rappers crossing genres in a truly exciting year.

Straight-up nostalgia bait has clearly proven lucrative beyond anyone's expectations for local OKC venues says Brett Fieldcamp.

It's the perfect time to explore some of your own big screen blind spots or revisit some comforting classics in OKC indy houses and chains.

January can be a tough time for discovering new music. But, some of OKC’s best are popping in early to give you just what you need.

Brett Fieldcamp reviews OKC's Donovan Funk, whose debut full-length “Subjective Reality” drops October 28th.

Trying to define the sounds at play on Clare Costello’s newest release is an uphill battle says Brett Fieldcamp.

The Oklahoma City Museum of Art is showing some unique films from around the world in May and June, ones you won't want to miss.

Local artists have been recently dropping one hot track after another, covering seemingly every imaginable indie taste, says Brett Fieldcamp.