Evangelicals were an indie rock band from Norman, Oklahoma, active primarily in the mid-2000s. Known for their eclectic, experimental sound and energetic live performances, the band blended elements of psychedelic rock, art rock, and pop, creating music that was both quirky and emotionally resonant.

Fronted by singer-songwriter Josh Jones, Evangelicals released two full-length albums: So Gone (2006) and The Evening Descends (2008). Their debut album, So Gone, was characterized by its lo-fi production, surreal lyrics, and a mix of frenetic and dreamy soundscapes. The follow-up, The Evening Descends, showcased a more polished yet still unpredictable approach, delving into darker themes with a cinematic and theatrical flair.

Evangelicals' music often explored themes of paranoia, existential dread, and the strange undercurrents of suburban life, all while maintaining a sense of humor and whimsy. Despite receiving critical acclaim and building a dedicated fanbase, the band remained relatively under the radar and eventually disbanded.

Their work is remembered for its originality and the way it pushed the boundaries of indie rock, leaving a lasting impression on those who discovered their music during their brief but impactful run.