Biography

Nox Boys debuted in 2014 with their self-titled Get Hip album Nox Boys, produced by Jim Diamond (The White Stripes) at his Detroit studio, Ghetto Recorders. Their record company’s co-owner, Gregg Kostelich of The Cynics knew he had a formidable group of garage band enthusiasts who were ready to create a unique style of their own. He was right. 
 The Nox Boys have built quite a reputation in Western PA, but their reach doesn’t end there. They’ve opened for notable bands such as Mudhoney, FIDLAR, Twin Peaks, Black Lips, Benjamin Booker, The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, The Cynics and many more. They have received quite a bit of airplay on SiriusXM, college radio, and mainstream radio stations. In Nov 2019, their song “Mr. No One" was featured in Showtime’s “Ray Donovan” TV series on Season 7, Episode 2. 
 Although they are worlds away from the angst-filled psychedelia of their teenage years, the band has evolved into a serious garage rock outfit. Their 2019 sophomore effort “Out of Touch” features many rockers, as well as mature ballads that display the band’s great depth.