A band's authenticity was under scrutiny by some. However, their performance at OSL served to counter these doubts. The band was able to prove their doubters wrong, demonstrating their legitimacy as a musical act. Further information about the band and their performance at OSL can be found through SFGATE, which reported on the event and the band's ability to silence their critics.
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