Time for Rock...
Time for Rock...
Hinder, hailing from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, emerged onto the rock scene in 2001. The band's core was forged by lead singer Austin John Winkler, guitarist Joe "Blower" Garvey, and drummer Cody Hanson. This potent trio solidified their lineup in 2003 with the addition of bassist Mike Rodden and guitarist Mark King.
Their sound, a potent blend of hard rock and melodic hooks, resonated with fans, culminating in a string of four studio albums featuring Winkler's dynamic vocals:
The songwriting magic primarily belonged to Hanson and Winkler, crafting the anthems that defined Hinder's early career.
Winkler's departure in 2013 marked a turning point. The band sought a new frontman, finding their voice in Marshal Dutton. This new chapter saw the release of:
Hinder's seventh studio album is currently in the works, promising more hard-hitting rock for their dedicated fanbase.
Their impact on the Oklahoma music scene was recognized in 2007 when they were inducted into the Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame.
Early Days: A Meeting of Rock Minds
Hinder's story begins with a chance encounter. Winkler, who had cut his teeth in an Oklahoma City cover band, crossed paths with Hanson and Garvey at a college party in July 2001. The spark was immediate, and Hinder was born.
Hanson, describing Winkler's impact on the band, said, "He blew me away. He has that charisma you rarely see, and his voice is truly unique."
