OK Go

Formed in Chicago in 1998, OK Go; Damian Kulash, Dan Konopka, Timothy Nordwind, and Andy Ross, is an indie alternative rock band, known for their eye-catching, low-budget music videos.

In 2002, as Damian Kulash, Timothy Nordwind, Dan Konopka, and Andy Duncan, they released their self-titled debut, to generally positive claim, and has since attained a cult following among fans and critics alike.

In 2005, as Andy Duncan left, “Oh No” was released to more positive reviews, as Andy Ross joined, and “Here It Goes Again” reached #38 on the Billboard Hot 100.

2010’s “Of the Blue Colour of the Sky”, along with many hits, such as “White Knuckles”, “WTF?”, and “This Too Shall Pass”, was released to outstanding reviews, as praise went to conceptualization and songs. Also, with a heated debate with EMI for non-encrypted music videos, and hosting, OK Go split and formed Paracdute Recordings, and has since used that label.

With some time off, they returned again in 2014 with the EP “Upside Out”, which contained the hit “The Writing’s On the Wall”, which made the Billboard 100, and 3 more songs. Those songs eventually turned out to be catalogued for their most meticulous album, “Hungry Ghosts”. Taking a widely electronic route, “Hungry Ghosts” was positively praised by critics and fans alike for its electronic roots.