Redux
We play what other bands skip—and somehow, it works.
We dont do "Wonderwall." Your'e welcome. But we do play "Beds are Burning." You're welcome, again.
We play the songs you know—but the ones you forgot you knew until halfway through the first verse and suddenly you’re singing along louder than your therapist would recommend. Plus, our lead singer actually sings (we checked).
Expect classic alternative songs, new wave, jangle pop, power chords, a few originals here and there, and songs you love that no other cover band is playing. We also throw in a hit now and again.
Check us out!
Meet the Band
Old enough to know better, but young enough to play too loud.
Jennifer Snyder - Vocals
The penultimate frontwoman, Jenn has a vocal range and badass look for the ages. She can hold a crowd like Jagger but always sings on key. ALWAYS.
Ty Vokins - Guitar, Vocals, Random moments with other Instruments
He doesn't play guitar. The guitar plays him. This guy is a legend. He's played in every type of band, every style of music, for years. But dont ask him to play Brown Eyed Girl or bro country. That is where he draws the line. He can play those things, but he also has a legion of therapists telling him not to.
Gary Mapes - Guitar, Vocals, Harmonica, more random moments with other Instruments
Gary is the dragonmaster. He can rip like anyone but moves so much you can't stop looking. He's brave enough to play a flying V, which is great for playing monster riffs, but also for killing vampires and zombies.
Cort Buffington - Bass; Fretted, Fretless, 8-String
Cort is the smoothest player in the band. He usually plays one note at a time. He has played in several bands and amassed a stack of bass guitars that could reach from here to the moon. When he pulls up with a semitrailer full of basses at the gig, you'll see what we mean.
Bob Lock - Drums, Percussion and anything he can hit with a stick.
Take a clock and listen to the tick-tick-tick. You notice how steady that is? Thats our drummer. His time is impeccable. He also plays like Stewart Copeland (traditional grip, but not afraid to rock out) which is awesome.