Osees - Abomination Revealed At Last

A propulsive, high-voltage defiance of a world on the brink.

Osees have never been a band to sit in silence, but Abomination Revealed At Last finds John Dwyer and company at their most urgent and unyielding. Born out of a reaction to global unrest, environmental collapse, and the rise of technocracy, these 12 tracks serve as a "hypnotic and maniacal" attack on the senses. It is a record that holds a mirror to the modern world, trading in the band’s signature psychedelic garage-rock for a leaner, more aggressive sound that balances synth-heavy exploration with raw, punk-infused defiance.

Recorded by Enrique Tena Padilla alongside John Dwyer, the production captures the tight-knit chaos of the current lineup, featuring the dual-assault of synths, samples, and driving rhythm. From the opening notes, the album moves with a relentless momentum—a sonic middle finger to the "cretins" and oppressors Dwyer decries in the album's mission statement. This limited edition is pressed on striking Opaque Purple vinyl, a vivid visual match for the record’s dark and kaleidoscopic energy. For those who turn to music as a form of resistance, Abomination Revealed At Last is a mandatory, high-volume soundtrack for the front lines.