(Sevens, a new feature on Aquarium Drunkard, pays tribute to the art of the individual song.)
I’ve enjoyed Oakley Hall’s work from day one, but for me, the moment that announced their arrival at something truly unique was the opening track from their 2006 album Gypsum Strings: “Confidence Man.”
If you’re familiar with the fact that Oakley […]
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Oakley Hall have been building a sound rooted in disparate elements since their inception. When you’re founded by a key (and founding) member of one of the more forward thinking rock acts of the ’00s (Oneida), you’re bound to have something interesting going on. But when you’re mixing those elements with country and Southern rock, […]
Friday, August 3rd, 2007
It’s hot as hell here in L.A. — rock & roll is not only needed, it’s damn near warranted. Such being the case, we’re pretty excited for Oakley Hall’s new LP, I’ll Follow You, as last summer’s Gypsum Strings was a mainstay both on the home stereo as well as both A.D. radio shows. […]
