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IMAGINE THE SWEET MELODIES of a Sebadoh ballad combined with the driving guitar riffs of Jimmy Eat World, then stir in some haunting synth-lines in the vane of Jeremy Enigk, and top it off with deep lyrical honesty from the likes of Death Cab for Cutie.
Finally, sprinkle on some Nirvana grunginess and you create a sonic recipe for the signature sounds of Ralph Hinkley Syndrome (RHS).Hailing from Orange County, California, RHS consists of Wyman Gentry (formerly of Pseudocipher) and Jason Ogle (formerly of Excretion). The dynamic duo have been buddies since “Twisted Sister” was tainting the radio waves. From playing with “Transformers”, to shoplifting “Anthrax” cassettes from Kmart, to swiping hard liquor from the grocery stores, to wasting away as alcoholics and drug addicts together. When the tides of life reached as low as their faith in really anything, writing music and playing in bands was their only relief from the pain of living. By the grace of God, that phase ended rather than their lives.When asked about what kind of mark they’re trying to make on the music industry, Jason Ogle responded this way: “We’re not out to prove a point or to be the next ‘cool’ rock stars to come and go. For Wyman and I, it’s all about being real, and writing good, honest music that we’re proud of, and that people can connect with on a deeper level."So with that, may the Ralph Hinkley Syndrome revolution begin! Believe it or not…it already has.
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