Thee Oh Sees

OSEES have announced their first U.S. show since the pandemic. It's soon and it's a biggie.

“Stinking Cloud“ is on OSEES’ upcoming Levitation Sessions II streaming show and live album.

Shot in a cavernous Los Angeles factory, OSEES' new streaming show will feature a ”handful of never-before-played-live tunes & some new surprises.” You can also watch in 360 VR.

This new full-band streaming show and live album features a “handful of never-before-played-live tunes & some new surprises.“ Part of the proceeds are going to LA-based charities.

‘Endless Garbage‘ also features the improvisational talents of drummer Ted Byrnes, bassist Greg Coates, keyboardist Tom Dolas, and horn player Brad Caulkins.

Last year, OSEES filmed a no-audience full-band live set from outside the Henry Miller Memorial Library in Big Sur, CA which they've now made available to watch for free...

Witch Egg is an ”improvised set of songs” by Osees' John Dwyer, Nick Murray (Oh Sees/White Fence), Tom Dolas (Osees), Brad Caulkins, and Greg Coates. ”When you’ve left the world behind, you will need a soundtrack while you lay in dream stasis,” says Dwyer.

There are three different pressings of the album, benefitting the National Independent Venue Association, Austin's Hotel Vegas, and L.A.'s Zebulon.

Spike's list includes Necrot, Osees, Run The Jewels, ”WAP,” and more...

With an ever mutating sound -- not to mention lineup changes and name variations -- it's hard to rank Oh Sees albums, but we've attempted to make sense of their sprawling discography by looking at 10 of their best.