Trainset Man came from their Sleepwalking and the Married Virgin album. Once I relocated to Austin and finished up my keyboard and background vocal work on the album, I took our good friend @jeve_stinkins17 out on the town in search of trains. It was hot and the only one we found wasn't moving. The video also features Campus Corner in Norman with the band as well as Ty's jam room. RIP Travis.

Written by Corey Roberts and originally featured on Alexander Inmate's Purple of the Odd Person B-Sides album, "Everyone" was covered and re-recorded by Ottrepop on their Tiny Star album in 2009. This song features the magnificent vocals of James Lambeth and the brilliant engineering of Alan Hiserodt. We miss them both. With a little stock footage and After Effects, we put together a video of the song to show it off.

In the spring of '98 Robert Reid (MC Bob) of Tall Tales fame, paid us a visit to record a five song EP that blew our minds. Hot off a Vietnam stint, he had a plethora of wonderful stories to musically share. This was one of our favorites. He is such a genius.

"One man shit rock band from Oklahoma. The only thing that saved his life... He perfected the omelette.” Chris has the energy of ten bands all rolled up into a one man mortal coil. This recording finds us back in '97 when he walked into the studio and laid down the drums out of thin air, then the bass, then the guitar and finally the vocals. All through the same guitar amp and all in about 30 minutes. This album took us about 6 hours to complete and that was mainly because I just couldn't keep up with him. Such a talent.

Going back to the beginning with this one. Recorded on 4-Track a Reel to Reel, this song found us recording the beginning and ending voice over the telephone by calling the convenience store pay phone next door. Truly a classic.

Recorded in 1998, this Gloss album has some great lyrics with catchy hooks. A true gem in the nub archives.

Created from the original footage from "Pop" Hiserodt, this lovely video takes us through the images of the 1950's in rural America. Tombolusosasha is featured on Klipspringer's Sleepwalking and the Married Virgin album.

38 Bands in 58 Minutes from SXSW 2002