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Oh Sees - Face Stabber

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Face Stabber is a 2019 studio album by Oh Sees, the rock group led by John Dwyer. Issued as an 18-track double album, it moves beyond concise garage-rock forms through extended performances shaped by psychedelic rock, progressive rock, jazz, and repetitive rhythms associated with krautrock. It is intended for listeners drawn to the band's heavier improvisational work as well as its shorter, more abrasive songs.

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Is Face Stabber by Oh Sees a double album?

Yes, Face Stabber is an expansive 18-track double album released in 2019 by the rock group Oh Sees. Led by John Dwyer, the record pushes the boundaries of their standard garage-rock sound. It features sprawling tracks that often exceed the ten-minute mark.

What genres does Oh Sees explore on Face Stabber?

The album moves far beyond concise garage-rock forms, diving heavily into psychedelic rock, progressive rock, and jazz. It features repetitive rhythms and extended jam performances. This experimental approach was a notable departure from their earlier, shorter punk tracks.

What record label released Face Stabber?

The album was released on Castle Face Records, the independent label founded by the band's frontman, John Dwyer. Castle Face has been the primary home for Oh Sees (and their various name iterations) for years. The label ensures the band retains total creative control over their sprawling releases.

Are there any notably long songs on Oh Sees' Face Stabber?

Yes, the album's closing track, "Henchlock," is an epic jam that runs for over 20 minutes. This song perfectly encapsulates the band's shift toward repetitive, jazz-influenced progressive rock. It allows the dual drummers and brass players to shine alongside the guitars.

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