Backroom Productions on The Jay Ramone Podcast.... The hardcore scene in Oklahoma is alive & well, thanks to the guys at Backroom Productions. Listen to their history. 

Backroom Productions on The Jay Ramone Podcast.... The hardcore scene in Oklahoma is alive &amp; well, thanks to the guys at Backroom Productions. Listen to their history.&nbsp;

On the Jay Ramone Podcast, I will sit down with bands, artists, chefs, business owners, and fellow Oklahomans to talk about their projects & dealing with day-to-day life. 

On the Jay Ramone Podcast, I will sit down with bands, artists, chefs, business owners, and fellow Oklahomans to talk about their projects &amp; dealing with day-to-day life.

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In this episode, I am joined by Dustin from the Tulsa band "Groucho". I've known Dustin for 25+ years, through various points in our lives, various bands, artistic or professional projects. Originally, we became friends online through a message board / Music Community, that was all musicians from local Tulsa bands called Tulsa Music Pulse. After a few years of knowing each other & seeing each other at shows, Dustin joined an established Tulsa band that i was a big fan of called "Wreckless Process"... After that Dustin continued to play in various bands over the years, & had talked about the idea of opening a place where bands could develop, rehearse, take lessons, put on their own shows, etc.... That idea with another friend ultimately became whats known as Noise Town in Tulsa, Ok. About 10 years ago, Dustin formed the band "Groucho" & has continuously put out new music & concepts with a creative purpose. I am always happy to be able to throw up some microphones & cameras and talk with Dustin because each time, i learn something new about his musical endeavors that i didnt know. Thank You for listening! 

In this episode, I am joined by Dustin from the Tulsa band "Groucho". I've known Dustin for 25+ years, through various points in our lives, various bands, artistic or professional projects. Originally, we became friends online through a message board / Music Community, that was all musicians from local Tulsa bands called Tulsa Music Pulse. After a few years of knowing each other &amp; seeing each other at shows, Dustin joined an established Tulsa band that i was a big fan of called "Wreckless Process"... After that Dustin continued to play in various bands over the years, &amp; had talked about the idea of opening a place where bands could develop, rehearse, take lessons, put on their own shows, etc.... That idea with another friend ultimately became whats known as Noise Town in Tulsa, Ok. About 10 years ago, Dustin formed the band "Groucho" &amp; has continuously put out new music &amp; concepts with a creative purpose. I am always happy to be able to throw up some microphones &amp; cameras and talk with Dustin because each time, i learn something new about his musical endeavors that i didnt know. Thank You for listening!&nbsp;

Dustin from the Tulsa band Groucho on The Jay Ramone Podcast

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LYLVC (pronounced "lilac") just released their song "Barely Human" on all platforms & are currently on tour w/ Jeris Johnson, Butcher Babies, & Eva Under Fire. They will be making a tour stop in OKC at 89th Street on 3/14/2026. On this episode I am joined by Alyse & Oscar of LYLVC where we will talk about their unknown ties to Oklahoma, Shiprocked, working with Howard Benson & Mike Plotnikoff on new music.

LYLVC (pronounced "lilac") just released their song "Barely Human" on all platforms &amp; are currently on tour w/ Jeris Johnson, Butcher Babies, &amp; Eva Under Fire. They will be making a tour stop in OKC at 89th Street on 3/14/2026. On this episode I am joined by Alyse &amp; Oscar of LYLVC where we will talk about their unknown ties to Oklahoma, Shiprocked, working with Howard Benson &amp; Mike Plotnikoff on new music.

Alyse & Oscar from LYLVC on The Jay Ramone Podcast

In this episode of the Jay Ramone Podcast, I talk with Brian McShea from the band Good Terms about their unique sound and the making of their album Burnout. They dive into how the band's diverse musical influences come together to create a distinctive style, from pop punk to metalcore and indie pop. Brian shares the story behind their collaboration with Cliffdiver and the process of selecting songs for the album. They also discuss the importance of consistency and community in the music industry, and upcoming shows, including a special event in Dallas.

In this episode of the Jay Ramone Podcast, I talk with Brian McShea from the band Good Terms about their unique sound and the making of their album Burnout. They dive into how the band's diverse musical influences come together to create a distinctive style, from pop punk to metalcore and indie pop. Brian shares the story behind their collaboration with Cliffdiver and the process of selecting songs for the album. They also discuss the importance of consistency and community in the music industry, and upcoming shows, including a special event in Dallas.

Brian McShea from Good Terms on the Jay Ramone Podcast

Brian McShea from Good Terms on The Jay Ramone Podcast

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