"Ten I See" features five brand-new Tenkiller songs, a bluegrass cover of Fugazi's "Waiting Room," and two bonus tribute songs honoring Geoff Riley and Aaron Preston, who sadly passed away. These tracks feature special guest musicians who knew and loved these two incredible drummers.

"Ten I See" from Tenkiller is available to purchase and stream right now here.

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In the heart of the country, where the roads twist like the tales of old, you'll find Tenkiller -- a band like no other, carving their path through the rich soil of Americana. Formed by ex-punk vets seeking new horizons, Tenkiller merges their storied pasts with a fresh vision, delivering a sound that's both gritty and soulful.

At the helm is Mike Lewis, a veteran of alternative bands For Love Not Lisa and Puller, whose emotive vocals paint vivid landscapes of heartache and redemption. With his pen as sharp as ever, Lewis crafts lyrics that cut to the bone, capturing the raw essence of the human experience.

On guitar, Clint McBay brings his signature style honed from his time with Chainsaw Kittens and For Love Not Lisa, infusing Tenkiller's music with a dose of raw energy and untamed spirit. McBay's riffs soar and his solos wail, channeling the soul of the open road into every note.

Driving the low end is Billy Power, a bassist with roots in rock bands Spoken in Tongues and Blender Head. Power's thunderous basslines anchor the band's sound, providing a steady groove that propels the music forward with unrelenting force.

In 2025, guitarist Roscoe Ford joined Tenkiller as a backup vocalist and third guitarist, adding rich three-part harmonies and dynamic guitar work to the band's live performances and recordings. His collaborative spirit and authentic musicianship complement Tenkiller's signature sound while allowing him to continue developing his own distinctive voice as a songwriter and performer.

Grant Cooksey is a Nashville, Tennessee-based rock drummer known for his powerful groove, and precision in bands like The Phoenix Lights and more. Like fellow bandmates Mike and Clint, Grant has deep Oklahoma roots, spending his childhood growing up in the Sooner State before making his way to Nashville's thriving music scene.

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