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Asleep, Audience

Asleep, Audience “¦ Dream! is a band in the grip of evolution, and its latest release, “Agent Change: Masquerade, Deli Cuts, & Other Poppycock” surveys the varying faces of the group since its first four-track recording was laid to tape in 1990. “Agent Change” sprawls over 26 tracks, a combination of unreleased material through the […]

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The Toasters roll into Oklahoma to play, visit Norman-based record label

Twenty-five volatile years haven’t shaken Toasters front man Rob “Bucket” Hingley’s faith in ska. The long-standing survivor of “third wave” ska music ” the 1980s renaissance of rocksteady and reggae-styled music cast through a British pop-punk prism ” Hingley keeps the embattled music form alive with a relentless tour schedule and solid album releases, which […]

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Oklahoma’s lightweight title up for grabs at Remington Park

Undefeated newcomers to the Oklahoma lightweight rankings, George Colbert and Noah Zuhdi will be fighting Monday night for the Oklahoma lightweight title. Colbert and Zuhdi have racked up impressive victories and are widely agreed to be two of the state’s best lightweights. SANCTION FIGHTSDIFFERENT PERSPECTIVES “They are two really good lightweight division fighters, they are […]

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National organization, Gazette team up for ‘American Unchained’ event

The American Independent Business Alliance (AMIBA) and Oklahoma Gazette are teaming up to rally local restaurants, bookstores, bakers, coffee shops, mechanics and other businesses wanting to resist the market domination of corporate chains. Saturday marks “America Unchained,” a national effort to urge consumers to skip over Wal-Mart, Target and other big-box retailers and spend money […]

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Oklahoma Community Orchestra debuts first performance of challenging season

Dizzy Gillespie and his impossibly large, chipmunk cheeks helped found Afro-Cuban jazz, aided in ushering in the age of bebop jazz, and influenced a generation of performers. On Sunday, the Oklahoma Community Orchestra will celebrate the legend’s catalogue of work with “The Music of Dizzy Gillespie” at Oklahoma Christian University. “Even though the program features […]

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Summer Olympics inspire metro handball players to stir up interest in local team

Kenneth Bethune flinched and ducked as a handball pounded against wooden rafters next to him, sending a rattle through the court. “He throws hard,” Bethune said, referring to former American team handball player Jeff Chappell. CRISP PASSINGSCRIMMAGE The tall, barrel-chested Chappell has the build and athleticism of a football linebacker, but instead chooses to play […]

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