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Memory of a Cut Off Head Due Out November 17 via Castle Face
Aug 28, 2017
By Christopher Roberts
Thee Oh Sees recently shortened their name to Oh Sees released a new album, Orc, last Friday via Castle Face. Our critic didn’t particularly like the album, but no matter, the band has changed their name again (this time to OCS) and has announced another new album, Memory of a Cut Off Head, due out November 17 via Castle Face. More
Plus Phoebe Bridgers, Susanne Sundfør, and Shabazz Palaces
Jun 07, 2017
By Christopher Roberts
Here’s a roundup of all the other news items we couldn’t get to today and yesterday, including stories on Arcade Fire, Radiohead, Swervedriver, Thee Oh Sees, BEAK>, Phoebe Bridgers, Susanne Sundfør, and Shabazz Palaces. More
Mercury Rev, Gwenno, Petite Noir, Cullen Omori, Autre Ne Veut, Chad Valley, Girls Names, PINS, and More on List
Nov 17, 2015
By Christopher Roberts
SXSW (aka South By Southwest), the annual conference/festival in Austin, Texas, has announced the second round of artists to be performing during the music portion (there’s also film and interactive portions) in 2016 (its 30th year). The list is a little short on big names, but a huge part of SXSW is discovering new artists. More
Mar 05, 2015
By Mike Hilleary
Delivering their most recent album Drop just last year, Thee Oh Sees have announced the release of its follow-up, Mutilator Defeated at Last. More
Apr 14, 2014
By Mike Hilleary
Before annnouncing that they would be taking an extended hiatus, Thee Oh Sees put the finishing touches on a brand new album titled Drop More
Drop Is Out April 29 On Castle Face Records
Apr 10, 2014
By Laura Studarus
Hiatus? Oh, please that’s so last year. More
Mar 21, 2014
By Laura Studarus
Here’s a suitably wacked out video from Thee Oh Sees. More
Due Out April 29 on Castle Face Records
Feb 13, 2014
By Laura Studarus
You know that scene in Wayne’s World where Wayne tells his psycho girlfriend Stacy that they broke up two months ago and she replies with “Well that doesn’t mean we can’t still go out, does it?” That pretty much sums of Thee Oh Sees. More
Listen to "Eggs at Night"
Jan 07, 2014
By Mike Hilleary
With Thee Oh Sees recently announcing an indefinite hiatus, frontman John Dwyer has announced plans to release a solo LP under the moniker Damaged Bug. More
Band Members Moving to Different Cities
Dec 20, 2013
By Mike Hilleary
San Francisco pysch-rockers Thee Oh Sees have announced that they will going on hiatus for the foreseeable future. More
Aug 06, 2013
By Julia Underwood
Last weekend, Katowice, Poland hosted the seventh annual OFF Festival. We sent writer/photographer Laura Studarus down to cover the action. Check out her gallery of photos, featuring We Draw A, Rebeka, Autre Ne Veut, très.b, Fucked Up, Thee Oh Sees, Deerhunter, and Goat. More
Floating Coffin Out April 16th
Mar 27, 2013
By Cody Ray Shafer
Thee Oh Sees have released a music video to accompany their song “Minotaur,” from their new album Floating Coffin. “Minotaur” depicts the title character as a down-on-his-luck medieval monster just trying to get by, depressed and lonely. The video’s low-budget quality adds a bit of humor to the otherwise tragic video, as we see a damsel being rescued from the point of view of her kidnapper. More
Plus Dr. Dog, Zola Jesus, Grandaddy, Father John Misty and more.
Aug 13, 2012
By Wendy Lynch Redfern
Check out photos from Day One of the Outside Lands, held in the historic Golden Gate Park in San Francisco, CA on August 10, 2012. The gallery includes photos of Dr. Dog, Father John Misty, Grandaddy, Passion Pit, Sigur Ros, Tame Impala, Thee O Sees, Yellow Ostrich and Zola Jesus. More
Performers Also Include Cut Copy, Beach House, Stephen Malkmus & The Jicks, Friendly Fires, Empire of the Sun, Battles, and others
Jul 26, 2011
By Margot Cooper Gruen
Today, Treasure Island Music Festival announced their 2011 lineup. More
Reviews
Jul 19, 2023
By Ian Rushbury
In the time it takes some bands to decide what studio they’re going to try and contact their muse in, Osees (aka Thee Oh Sees and a bunch of other names) have recorded the entire record and are halfway through the tour to support it. They don’t hang around. More
Aug 10, 2016
By Marty Hill
There are few more reliably exhilarating sounds in contemporary garage rock than this: John Dwyer’s indecipherable vocal delivery steeps in intensity, as does his echo-heavy guitar licks, there’s a vicious halt in the rhythm section for a split second before his band of garage-dwelling oddballs launch into a scorching psychedelic hotbed of distortion, feedback and utter, utter otherworldliness. More
Apr 01, 2016
By Matthew Berlyant
Hot on the heels of last year’s excellent Mutilator Defeated at Last, perhaps the best of their 10 albums to date (16 if you count earlier albums released under the four different names), Thee Oh Sees start off 2016 by doing what they do best. More