This weekend, we took advantage of Bushwick’s ever-advancing gentrification to see a bill of relatively big bands—K-Holes, Thee Oh Sees, Ty Segall—without going more than ten blocks from our house. We ...

Coming from San Francisco, California, Thee Oh Sees packed up and hit the road for their 2022 tour, and I was lucky enough to attend their show at the Roseland Theater in Portland. As a general rule ...

Thee Oh Sees, sticks to his singular vision -- whether it's woozy guitars, garage rock or psychedelic mayhem. Today's Top Tune is the churning " ...

This week in Indie Basement: reviews of new albums by Osees, Matt Berry, Mildlife and Le Couleur, plus Third Man’s new Detroit Space-rock comp. The ”Protection by Audio” shop features autographed gear ...

Thee Oh Sees want everyone to know something: They do not sound like the B-52's. The group posted that proclamation last year on its MySpace blog, but is it right? While Thee Oh Sees dabble in retro ...

A new Oh Sees track is out today. Actually, it's an old Oh Sees track, but new to you. The psych-pop oddity "Expert Of Inner Vision" was recorded during the sessions for 2007's Sucks Blood LP, but it ...

Despite announcing a “well-deserved break” last fall, Thee Oh Sees released “Drop,” their fifth full-length album in four years, on Record Store Day (April 19). Running the gamut from heavy guitar ...

Thee Oh Sees emerged from the San Francisco underground nearly a decade ago with a gritty, psychedelic garage rock sound. The band's music is fast, fuzzy, informal, colored with clever and humorous ...

But Thee Oh Sees, as the band had been known since 2008's The Master's Bedroom Is Worth Spending a Night In, had changed shape yet again: Dwyer took his many-faced act to Los Angeles, leaving his ...

In the never-ending race between two Bay Area psych/rock hares, Ty Segall and John Dwyer (11 and nine albums, respectively and roughly, in the last six years), even the catching of breaths offers ...