Relax Kids, Fright Night Club 12 Drops Tomorrow

There’s certain things you can always look forward to in October. Pop up Halloween shops, candy aisles grow in multitudes at the grocery store, trick-or-treating(or handing out candy to trick-or-treaters), Halloween, Friday the 13th, and Nightmare On Elm Street marathons, and of course the annual Fright Night Club mix. Yes, every year since 2008 the […]

Harglow : Harglow

Artwork by Ben Turner I’m not supposed to talk about it. I’m not even supposed to think about it, let alone discuss what I found on that tape. Supposedly if you even whisper the name bad things happen; people change before your eyes, darkness rises, you begin to lose those bits of yourself that tie […]

Soundtracking The Thinning Veil : Colin Nance Talks Fright Night Club

Colin Nance is a passionate guy. He’s passionate about the music he makes in his solo venture Softaware, as well as the sleazy synth duo Harglow he started with fellow music dude and longtime bud Eric Gorman. He’s also passionate about Halloween. That time of the year when we romanticize the macabre, and the dying […]

Song Premiere : Listen to Softaware’s Ecstatic “Soft Monster”

Colin Nance has a dark side. You can hear it in the work he puts into music project Harglow with Eric Gorman. There, he toys with industrial-tinged electronic music with bits of the occult and Gothic underpinnings thrown in to great effect(check out “Candle Wax” here for further proof.) But with Softaware, Nance keeps things […]

Listen : Softaware’s “Shapeshifter”

Softaware is a band fronted by Colin Nance. The band also included Pilar Guarddon, Steven Worlow, and Tony Mahon. They were based out of Oklahoma City and released their debut titled Networks in 2016. It was a mix of electro dream pop with neo-futuristic vibes. Sort of like a mix of Ulrich Schnauss, Massive Attack, and Stereolab […]

Conjuring Evil : Harglow Talk Horror Scores, Burning Witches, and Blood On The Walls

Photos by Chad Whittle When I think of Oklahoma I think of rodeos, fracking, Oklahoma! ranchers, and the Flaming Lips. Yes my view of Oklahoma is limited by ignorance, but after hearing The Soft Bulletin there wasn’t much else I needed to know. I was good. But then I hear this song called “Candle Wax” […]