American post-grunge band formed in Oklahoma City in 1990. Long-running lineup centered on Zac Maloy (vocals/guitar). Distinguished by their alternative-rock songwriting and mid-1990s commercial peak with "Sister" (1995) from the major-label debut.
Released four studio albums between Halo (1993) and The Nixons (2000). Maloy has subsequently become a successful Nashville songwriter, co-writing material for Carrie Underwood, Tim McGraw, and others.