Dan's Bandcampaign Podcast

In the 1994 film "Airheads", the local radio station KPPX secretly plans to change their programming from alternative rock to the "mellow sounds of the rain", much to the dismay of thousands of rock fans. Fast forward over twenty years and such events have occurred in Budapest, Hungary. Ozone Mama, a self proclaimed classic rock/grunge fused ball of energy have felt the effects of a once favourite son of the airwaves turn to the dark side. But as senseless and often dumber, for lack of a better word, compositions flood the airwaves of the world, perhaps it's not a bad thing that rock goes underground. Ozone Mama have a foot in both camps. An instantly recognisable sound of 1970's classic rock and the undeniable wail of Seattle's finest, they unashamedly tip their musical hats to the past greats. They are on the front line, busting their guts in the name of rock and roll authenticity. But they are also successful, winning Hungary's Fonogram Award (Hungary's version of the Grammys) for Best Rock/Metal album of