The festival featured four nights of music, starting with a smaller Thursday night warm-up confined to just Empire Control Room & Garage and Elysium, and then spreading out across a few other clubs up and down Red River — or, if you wanted to brave the 100-plus degree weather in the daytime, you could also catch acts at the Central Presbyterian Church. (The weekend also had a series of bonus programming at Chess Club, featuring performance art, sound baths, films, and other odds and ends depending on the day.) On any given night and at any given venue, you might find a sort of mini-festival happening within Oblivion Access, places dialing in to one vibe or another for the evening. In that sense, Oblivion Access not only had enviable booking, but also some smart curation.
Related Posts
LA Laura Paris Levels Up With The Fierce Electro Anthem “Game Over”
LA Laura Paris releases a new single, “Game Over.” The electro-pop anthem weaves together pounding French-inspired beats and hot, neon aesthetics while delivering not a bleak presentation but a vibrant one when it comes to matters of self-worth and empowerment. In “Game Over,” LA Laura Paris reconsiders toxic relations and outdated games, symbolized by a […]
WHITE COLLAR PRISON Tackles Injustice with New Single “If It’s Not Too Much Trouble (You’re Going to Jail)”
In their latest single, “If It’s Not Too Much Trouble (You’re Going to Jail),” WHITE COLLAR PRISON dives deep into the world of white-collar crime and its often overlooked consequences. This dynamic duo, composed of Gregory James Jenkins and Neil Garguilo, is known for their sharp social commentary and satirical approach to music. Their new […]
Louis Cole – “Life”
Louis Cole is releasing a new album, nothing, in August, the latest in a string of releases from the always busy Los Angeles producer and jack of all trades. He shared lead single “Things Will Fall Apart” from it last month, and today he’s back with another single, “Life.” “I really like this song,” Cole […]