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06-19-2020 The Daily Oklahoman
OKC nerdy rock band Dr. Pants releases abstract electronic album 'Objectionable Object'
David Broyles admits that an all-instrumental album of experimental electronic music might be a strange choice for the first release in several years for his Oklahoma City "Nerd Power Groove Rock" band Dr. Pants.
But these are undeniably strange times in which we live.
05-18-2020 Americannon.com
The Pandemic Interviews: Dr. Pants
Today, I interviewed David Broyles, an Oklahoma City musician who goes by the name Dr. Pants. The interview was conducted over Facebook Messenger in honor of our new social distancing norm (and the fact that we live 2,000 miles apart).
03-30-2016 Make Oklahoma Weirder
David Broyles’ Nerd Rock Project Undergoes a Pantsformation
“I’m probably not going to do it quite like this for a while,” David Broyles said regarding his upcoming Dr. Pants faculty concert. “I feel like the students should get a picture of the full-on thing that I did.”
03-30-2016 Make Oklahoma Weirder
Choose Your Own Interview: Dr. Pants
In this interview format, the subject chooses from categories to determine which questions are asked. Each category has a varying degree of control, both on the part of the interviewer and the interviewee…
02-28-2014 The Daily Oklahoman
Dr. Pants takes a break from break to play at Bricktown Music Hall in Oklahoma City
Q: You announced in December that Dr. Pants was taking a hiatus of sorts. What brought you back out of that indefinite break?
David Broyles, singer-guitarist: Truth be told, the hiatus is still in effect…
02-17-2013 Independent Clauses
Dr. Pants' Experimental Power-pop Succeeds Admirably
The fourth and final chapter in Dr. Pants‘ huge songwriting project The Trip has arrived. Like any good conclusion, it is the strongest and most impressive of the entries…
05-01-2012 Wired.com
Take a Geek Music Trip With Dr. Pants
If there was a manual somewhere for writing geeky music, in it must be a requirement to either quote or mention Star Wars, Star Trek or any number of science fiction related serials. This is not a negative connotation…