Electric Sunrise EP Release Show — Resonant Head, OKC (January 3)
Saturday night at Resonant Head felt like a clean slate moment for Oklahoma City’s indie scene. The Electric Sunrise EP release show brought together a sharply curated bill—Coat, The Ugly Cowboys, LETR, and Electric Sunrise—that balanced mood, melody, and volume without ever losing momentum.
Coat opened the night by easing the room into their set with a moody, textured sound that rewarded close listening. Their arrangements felt patient but purposeful, setting an atmospheric baseline that gave the early crowd space to settle in while still pulling them forward. By the end of their set, the room was fully engaged—heads nodding, conversations fading.
The Ugly Cowboys followed with a jolt of swagger and grit. Their songs leaned looser and louder, injecting a welcome sense of chaos into the room. The band played with confidence and urgency, landing somewhere between garage-rock punch and barroom catharsis. It was the kind of set that doesn’t overthink itself—and didn’t need to.
Electric Sunrise's set felt celebratory without drifting into self-indulgence. The new EP material translated effortlessly to the stage—bright hooks, driving rhythms, and a sense of cohesion that made it clear this was a band hitting its stride. The performance felt both confident and communal, as if the release wasn’t just a milestone for the band, but something the room had collectively arrived at with them.
Onstage last, LETR tightened the screws , delivering one of the most focused performances of the night. Their sound felt sharp and deliberate, balancing intensity with polish. Every transition landed cleanly, and the crowd responded in kind, packing closer to the stage as the energy steadily climbed. It was a reminder of how powerful restraint can be when paired with precision.
By the end of the night, Resonant Head buzzed with the kind of energy that only comes from a well-booked, well-played local show. The Electric Sunrise EP release wasn’t just a showcase—it was a snapshot of a scene alive, collaborative, and moving forward together
