OCS - Memory of a Cut Off Head post punk and Assault on Precinct 13

and Assault on Precinct 13 are as indelible as their images

Other tracks reveal many of the instruments and sounds from the master tapes to enable the working processes to be more clearly understood

instrumentation

the band are a force to be reckoned with as they have incessantly spent the past ten years touring across the world while simultaneously releasing the most zealous

is another vivacious call to arms

OCS - Memory of a Cut Off Head post punk and Assault on Precinct 13Vinyl LP pressing. 2017 release. It is easy to forget (especially amidst the ringing of ears and aching of muscles after a typical Oh Sees show) that initially, OCS was a rather hushed affair. After the minimalistic brutality of Coachwhips, the band was the diametric opposite corner of John Dwyer's musical world, quiet to the point of whispered in the wind, buffeted by the airy whirr of singing saw, soft and strange. Those early records especially had