Osees

Osees remain American underground rock’s most relentless shape-shifters—John Dwyer’s long-running project after OCS, Thee Oh Sees, and Oh Sees eras, now a dual-drum Los Angeles machine.

Garage psych, krautrock jams, and hardcore bursts spill across thirty-plus albums, from Floating Coffin and Carrion Crawler/The Dream to Protean Threat and A Foul Form.

Live, Tim Hellman, Dan Rincon, Paul Quattrone, and Tomas Dolas lock into marathon sets that feel half rave, half demolition derby. Castle Face still flies the flag; theeohsees.com lists the next stop. Prolific without apology, loud without nostalgia—still Osees every night the lights go down.

Expect garage-psych heat when Osees hit the stage—dual-drum fire and Dwyer punch, not a polite tribute set.