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Song You Need: Osees’ “proto-synth punk suicide-repellant” “Intercepted Message” is the lead single and title track from the prolific garage rockers’ newly announced, forthcoming album.

Osees, “Sorcs 80” The good: The California alt/garage rockers release their 29th studio album. The bad: These guys are ridiculously prolific. You can’t expect perfection every time. But… ...

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Today, Paste premieres the video for “Goon,” the newest single from the OSEES upcoming album 'Intercepted Message.' Watch here.

Over two decades and across a bunch of subtly shifting monickers, John Dwyer has steered the band currently known as Osees to the pinnacle of the psych-rock scene. Their rambunctious live shows ...

SORCS 80 is an immersive listen. Hearing the Osees wrestle with their equipment, forcing the instruments—and themselves—to behave in ways they are not accustomed is a visceral experience.