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OH SEES: “We’re not out there to appease anyone”

Uncut April 5, 2019

In the current issue of Uncut – in shops now or available to buy online by clicking here – we look back at Oh Sees’ fluid discography and chart their move from acoustic noise experimentation through garage rock and beyond, to the heavier and hairier directions of last year’s hard-grooving Smote Reverser.

“We have been around for 20-something years, so if we haven’t done something that somebody might like at some point…” laughs Oh Sees’ John Dwyer. “Fuck, yeah. We’ve got quite a bit. And there’s more to come, as far as I can tell.

Ty Segall discusses new record in February issue of Uncut

Uncut January 17, 2017

“…It felt good to do another self-titled album as a refresher moment, Segall explains, especially after [2016’s] Emotional Mugger…”

Uncut reviews Fuzz at End Of The Road Festival

Uncut September 5, 2015

“As primal as these noises are, however, the stoner-metal trio’s music is surprisingly complex. Californian wunderkind Ty Segall is on drums and vocals, his face covered in corpsepaint, Charles Moothart from the Ty Segall Band is on guitar and vocals and Chad Ubovich is on bass and vocals, and the three seem to have an almost telepathic bond…”

Uncut Magazine features Thee Oh Sees article written by Lou Barlow

Uncut May 2, 2013

“Thee Oh Sees set my brain on fire… My music nerd brain tries to summon the name of every band they remind me of…”

Uncut reviews Thee Oh Sees, Floating Coffin

Uncut April 10, 2013

“The dominant mode is galloping, double-drummered, overdriven but super-tight ramalam…”