This is leaning towards Punk music but has a lot of garage punk elements.

This song hits the feels

A short clip from Oberon Rose's live performance of "Goodbye To Yesterday," recorded and filmed at Pentavarit Studios in Nashville, Tennessee.

This performance is part of the Live Studio Series for the new album The Sun Stood Still.

Watch the full performance of "Goodbye To Yesterday" here:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vin2L-2qhIo

There's a specific electric organ sound I love that I've only ever heard in very obscure 60s garage rock by slightly amateurish bands.

Here some examples:

• The Aztecs - What Mood https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S61c0yfUXE0
• Krels - Psychedelic Feelin' https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nnKVhW5vce4
• The Painted Ship - Frustration https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dIZDjnHgyNg

The closest "mainstream" record to get close to this sound is the opening organ riff from "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida", but it's not quite the same. To anyone in the know (I'm not a musician), what made this sound so distinct? Other than a very cheap organ, I'd imagine.

I don’t even wanna know what kind of booger picking loser jerk would be living within a hundred and fifty miles of Kansas City and not make it to this rager, but if that’s you, well you can just BUZZ OFF, miss/ter.

THIS IS IT!

THEE MOST ULTIMATELY CRUDE AND ‘BNOXIOUS GARAGE PUNK HAPPENING OF 2026!

THE GO-GO MUCK! PRESENTS:

THE RIP OFFS
(Rip Off Records, SF)
PET MOSQUITO
(Slovenly Recordings, Carbondale)
WET ONES
(Black Gladiator, KC)

The Hi-Fi Country Crew DJs the lounge for your hoedowns!

LIVE AT THE SHIP, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH

8PM / $20 CHEAP!

Recorded in Sylvia Massy's Oddio Shop,

Templet's debut
Out 8.22

Back To The Show!

"This album deserves to be in the world"
Ian Rickard | Producer/Grammy Winner

"Working on this album gave me priceless joy"
-Steve Turnidge | Mastering

"I fucking love that song"
Sylvia Massy | Oddio Mad Scientist

"They did the thing"

-Chris Johnson | Mad Scientists Manager 

With reckless optimism,
Your friendly neighborhood TEMPLET

www.templet.band

Dang! I totally forgot about this cd, found it in my car the other day... Camel Walk was the best! SCOTS Sanctioned was some good swamp garage music to jam out to.

I know Dion Lunadon was in The D4 and A Place to Bury Strangers, but this specific solo track just hits my bod all kinds of different. I'm not even sure if this fits under the genre of garage rock, so don't shout at me if I'm in the wrong place! Help point a girl in the right direction. Any other solo artists or bands that have this same sound?