Artist description Four wacky guys making memorable music featuring strong four-part harmonies.

Music Style Power Pop

Musical Influences Everything we've ever heard & then some!

Similar Artists Jellyfish, Queen, Cheap Trick, Crowded House, ELO, Utopia, The Beatles

Artist History Founded in 1997 as recording project, placing songs on various comp & tribute CDs, finally recruiting the right combination of players to produce the lineup as it now stands.

Group Members Brian Curtis - keyboards, vocals/Brian Cutright - bass, vocals/Jim Engel - drums, vocals/Frank Huston - guitars, vocals

Albums SATURDAY MORNING DREAM (2002); EAR CANDY (2000); scattered tracks on various compilations (for details visit the band's home page).

Press Reviews "The most fantastic sophomore release from The Oohs has arrived and it's a brewing cauldron of cool sounds featuring an unique mix of power pop/AOR/proggy pop sounds that one just does not encounter often enough." Bruce Brodeen, NOT LAME RECORDINGS......"This is CLEVER music that's still catchy as hell!" Rich Horton, OPTIONAL ART...... "Bravo! Original sounding power pop for the new millenium!" Jeremy Morris, JAM RECORDS...... "There is so much to savor - the spine tingling four-part harmonies; the first class musicianship; the spot on instrumental inflections and of course, tunes to overdose on." Kevin Mathews, THE POWER OF POP......"Some debuts show you all that a band can do and it all goes downhill from there. However, some are more like coming attractions, followed by a second record that builds and improves on everything that came before. The Oohs have truly carved a niche for themselves in the power pop world." Mike Bennett, FUFKIN.COM...... "There may be no band anywhere with a name better suited to its music than The Oohs." Matt Dietrich, THE STATE JOURNAL-REGISTER...... "SATURDAY MORNING DREAM is one of the best albums you'll hear anywhere this year." Tim Cain, HERALD AND REVIEW

Location Springfield, IL - USA

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