Where did all of the ugly people go in the music business? Spider One pondered this thought during the Billboard Music Awards a few weeks back and posed the question on twitter saying “Watched the @BBMAs and realized what is missing in music. Ugly people. Ugly people make the best music. Enough with all these model/entertainers.”. Fear not though, after discussing this dilemma with Lunchbox and Promo Brady he realized that we do have Ed Sheeran.

Spider touched on his new album “New Wave” and why he decided to go with that title. Perhaps paying homage to The Cars, The Cure, and more. The first single is “Sid Vicious In A Dress”. Shockingly Spider found out how archaic of a name Sid Vicious is these days. Possibly the epidome of lyrical cynosure. Fan response to “New Wave” has been positive and Powerman 5000 has been making the rounds on tour and will be making a stop at Rocklahoma. He talked about the chaotic feel of music festivals in general.

Powerman 5000 has been looped into the the genre of Nu Metal. Hear Spider’s thoughts on the shift in popular music in the late 90’s and early 2000’s. You might have heard of his brother Rob Zombie. The two have similar interests in music and movies both dabbling those areas. Hear about Spider’s various directing projects and how often he gets to see his brother with their busy schedules. Complete conversation with Spider One of Powerman 5000 can be heard below on Episode 58 of the DOMKcast.

A unique style of playing the drums was cultivated at an early age. Robb Rivera of Nonpoint taught himself how to play the drums using his mothers pots and pans. He sat and memorized the drum parts of Neal Peart. Listening to classics from Rush, Robb honed his skills with his keen sense of hearing. His father, an avid baseball fan, passed that passion down to his son as well. Robb was named after his fathers favorite baseball player Roberto Clementa.

Nonpoint has been around for 21 years and still going strong. Their in the process of wrapping up the finishing touches on a brand new album and out on the road with the Butcher Babies on the Kings & Queens tour. At this juncture in their career, they are completely independent and enjoying not being tied down to a record label. Robb talked about the passion behind their music and what keeps them going.

An old school hip hop guy, hear what Robb’s ideal collaboration would be and if the band has any intentions of including more covers on their new album. Nonpoint’s past success with “In The Air Tonight” (Phil Collins Tune) is still one of their more popular tracks and a fan favorite. See Nonpoint at Rocklahoma this year on the Sunday lineup. Enjoy with full conversation with Robb Rivera on Episode 57 of the DOMKcast.

Diamante was apart of the DOMKcast for a second time. Touring with Bad Wolves this spring and summer and making a stop in OKC. She's been known to pop in on Bad Wolves sets while on the road with Shinedown and Five Finger Death Punch. Hear Diamante on episode 56 of the DOMKcast.

Keeping it in the family. The guys from Black Stone Cherry are a tight-knit group that have known each other for years. Bass player Jon Lawhon was the special guest on the DOMKcast this week. New album "Family Tree" out now. Jon gave us some insight on how the recording process played out. They decided a more "old school" approach having minimal rehearse time and everybody layed down their parts together in studio. A bit of nostalgia broke out reminiscing about that "old school" philosophy.

The Kentucky southern rockers are HUGE in Europe. The band has sold out Wembley Stadium before and have added some shows this year with Guns N' Roses. The rock genre is king in Europe. We dove into the comparisons of American and European music scenes. Jon and the guys from Black Stone Cherry had the opportunity of a lifetime and performed in Jimi Hendrix's London Flat. You get to hear about the bands experiences doing an acoustic set in a place that is rich with history. Enjoy episode 55 of the DOMKcast.

Known for tough phraseology in her lyrics, Dorothy Martin from the band Dorothy showed a more vulnerable side on her latest album “28 Days In The Valley”. She was the special guest on the DOMKcast for a 2nd time this past weekend. The song “Flawless” is about a past relationship of Dorothy’s that didn’t end so well. Although, the situation was tough to go through at the time, it spawned tremendous writing content for Dorothy. Lunchbox and Promo Brady asked her if the “EX” realizes the song is about him? She says chances are that he doesn’t realize it.

Enjoying continued growth in her personal life, Dorothy talks about recently becoming sober. For her, alcohol was leading to countless negativity in her life and was something that had to go. Hear about her struggles and how sobriety has effected her in a positive way.

She’ll be doing some touring in 2018, hitting the road with Greta Van Fleet and playing a handful of festivals throughout the years.

Dorothy has a strong relationship with Linda Perry of Four Non Blonde who has helped her immensely in terms of her music and growth personally. Promo Brady described them as “The Dynamic Duo or Batman and Robin”. Hear about their close relationship and more on episode 54 of the DOMKcast.

Lunchbox and Promo Brady highlight another artist on the Rocklahoma lineup Andrew W. K. What is the "Party Hard" lifestyle? Best known for his hit "Party Hard" in the early 2000's. He turned his song into a way of life and spent many years cultivating his passion of motivational speaking. He launched the "Power Of Partying" touring in 2016 and made a stop in every state in the U.S. Andrew talked about his experiences and his overall message of positivity that he is trying to convey. Just like anything else, "Partying Hard" is not easy and met with some challenges. In an effort to understand his overall philosophy more, we asked him what an example of "not partying" would be. He responded with murdering somebody. Yikes!


"You're Not Alone" is the new album from Andrew W.K. His first album since 2009's "55 Cadillac". Andrew said he was going for the feeling of climbing Mt. Everest when putting together for the new record. He wanted an inspirational feeling to flow through you. Currently out on the road in support of "You're Not Alone", he'll be making at stop at Rocklahoma this year.


Andrew was heavily involved in the Detroit music scene in the early going of his career being in various punk and heavy metal bands. He talked about that shaped his sound and overall style. A great conversation with Andrew W.K. on the latest episode of the DOMKcast.

Lunchbox invited the guys from Basses Loaded to the KMOD studios. Winner of Rocklahoma Madness this year. They'll be the first band to take the stage out at Rocklahoma Memorial Day Weekend in Pryor, OK. Hear about the genesis of the band, how the tragic story of John Halata effected them, and their expectations for the upcoming year. Enjoy!

Lunchbox and Promo Brady talked with John Cronise of The Sword. New album out "Used Future". Hear the concept behind it, how science fiction has played a factor in their past material, their hot sauce, and living in Austin, Tx. Enjoy!

Celebrating the one year anniversary of the DOMKcast with Josey Scott formerly of the band Saliva. Hear why he left the band, what he would do differently if he could do it all over again, his experiences with acting, and recording a song with Jay-Z and Kanye. Enjoy!

Lunchbox and Promo Brady talked with Brent Smith of Shinedown on Episode 49. Hear about their new album "Attention Attention", busy touring schedule in 2018, and the concept behind the music video for their new song "Devil". Enjoy!