BRONCHO (often stylized in all caps) is an American indie rock band that formed in Norman, Oklahoma, in 2010. They are known for blending elements of punk, post-punk, new wave, glam, and psychedelic rock, with a sound that has evolved across their albums. Current Members The current lineup of the band consists of: • Ryan Lindsey (Vocals and Guitar) • Ben King (Guitar) • Penny Pitchlynn (Bass) • Nathan Price (Drums) The band was initially started by Ryan Lindsey. Discography (Studio Albums) BRONCHO has released five studio albums: • Can't Get Past the Lips (2011) - Their debut, often cited for its gritty '70s punk and surf rock vibes. • Just Enough Hip to Be Woman (2014) - This album continued their momentum with a catchy, punk-alternative style. It features the breakthrough hit "Class Historian." • Double Vanity (2016) - Marked a shift toward a more new wave feel. • Bad Behavior (2018) - Described as a sleek, tight set of art-rock and psych-pop. • Natural Pleasure (2025) - Their latest album, which moves into shoegaze-inspired rock and dream-pop territory. Noteworthy Information • Genre Evolution: While starting with a raw, punk-inspired sound, the band has consistently evolved, incorporating new wave, garage-rock, and even shoegaze elements into their music across different releases. • Notable Song Placements: Several of their songs have gained exposure through TV and film placements. Their track "It's On" was featured in the HBO series Girls, and "Class Historian" has appeared in multiple commercials, TV shows (like Santa Clarita Diet and Reservation Dogs), and the film Vacation.