NadaMucho.com: You’re called “The Duke Evers Band” but there’s no one in the band named Duke. What gives?
Josh: It’s actually just Duke Evers. When we first began it was The Duke Evers Band but we preferred the short version. People ask us all the time “which one of you guys is Duke?” It’s pretty funny.
Seattle band Tennis Pro has flown just below the national radar for more than a decade, consistently churning out smart, catchy pop/punk records and performing high energy live shows to…
We live in nostalgic times. It’s never been easier to re-live (or extend) childhood thanks to the legion of throwback logos, Masters of the Universe Tumblr blogs, and multi-part decade retrospectives running ad nauseum on cable. For those of us of a certain age, it’s a kind of currency.
There is very specific time and place for Irish folk punk. For me, that magical, fleeting window occurred during the summer between freshman and sophomore year of high school, when I attended my second Bumbershoot.
When most bands show up to make a video, they do just that—show up. When OK Go shows up to make a video, they actually make the video and everything involved in it. The band takes this approach because they just really like making things.
