Oh Sees break down their new album Face Stabber, Observe by Observe: Stream
Observe by Observe is a brand new music characteristic that provides artists with the area to present some insights into their newest report one track at a time. At present, Oh Sees’ John Dwyer offers a concise tackle the band’s new LP, Face Stabber.
Since you knew they couldn’t keep away for lengthy, Oh Sees are again. The prolific, polyonymous psych-rockers will observe final summer time’s Smote Reverser with the discharge of their newest full-length, Face Stabber, on August 16th (through Fort Face Data). Forward of the official avenue date, you’ll be able to stream the entire thing in full under.
Face Stabber finds Oh Sees delving deeper than ever — for those who can consider it — down their squiggly, unpredictable properly of off-kilter rock. A press assertion from the band describes the album as “Soundcloud hip-hop reversed, a far off nemesis of latest nation and flaccid algorithmic pop-barf.” Certainly, early tastes of the hassle just like the spastic blues of “Poisoned Stones” and the jazzy 21-minute sprawl of “Henchlock” would baffle any algorithm’s try at classification.
Hear what else Face Stabber has to supply by streaming it in full under. Forward, you’ll additionally discover the brand new music video for the monitor “Collectively Tomorrow”. You may catch Oh Sees exploding the jams dwell on their prolonged tour, which can discover them again in North America this fall following a summer time in Europe. Get tickets right here.
For extra on Face Stabber, Oh Sees frontman John Dwyer has damaged the entire thing down monitor by monitor — in surprisingly concise vogue, given his penchant for enormous musical meandering.
“The Each day Heavy”:
A track concerning the day by day gluttonous consumption of knowledge, misinformation and conjecture and the way it weighs on each individual like a stone.
“The Experimenter”:
A misanthrope walks the streets hungry for human interplay however is dismayed by each probability assembly.
“Face Stabber”:
A bit ditty to stab faces to.
“Snickersnee”:
The tapping keyboard is mightier than the swinging sword… as a result of nobody actually makes use of swords anymore, do they? Arduous to carry a sword while you’re dragging all this shit round.
“Poisoned Stones”:
Be your self even for those who aren’t.
“Psy-ops Dispatch”:
The deep state makes use of psychics to regulate the norms (basic sci-fi theme).
“S.S. Luker’s Mother”:
Luker is a loudmouth, however his mother is a pleasant girl I’m guessing.
“Heartworm”:
The worry deep in all of us that that is the tip.
“Collectively Tomorrow”:
Habit is a grotesque actuality in our nation. Boycott the opioid empire.
“Captain Loosley”: Why to regulate the whole lot? Why attempt to management everybody? Reside and let dwell.
“Henchlock”:
The lament of a stooge who, after many darkish duties, wonders, “Am I the unhealthy man?”
