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Osees - Warm Slime

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Warm Slime is a 2010 studio album by the American garage-rock group then known as Thee Oh Sees, a band later billed as Osees. Led by songwriter and guitarist John Dwyer, the recording combines distorted guitars, repetitive rhythms, rough-edged vocals, and psychedelic experimentation. Its title track occupies an extended portion of the album, while the remaining songs present shorter examples of the band's energetic garage and psych-rock approach.

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What label released Warm Slime by Thee Oh Sees?

Warm Slime was released in 2010 on In the Red Records, the garage-rock label that was home to much of Thee Oh Sees' output during this period. In the Red, based in the United States, has been a key outlet for lo-fi and garage-punk since the 1990s.

Is the band called Thee Oh Sees or Osees on Warm Slime?

At the time of Warm Slime's release in 2010, the band was billed as Thee Oh Sees, one of several name variations used by leader John Dwyer over the years. Dwyer later shortened the name to Oh Sees and then Osees, but the 2010 album carries the Thee Oh Sees credit.

What are the standout tracks on Warm Slime?

The album's title track 'Warm Slime' is a centerpiece, notable for its extended jam structure and repetitive psychedelic groove that stretches well beyond typical song length. Other tracks on the record continue the band's signature blend of distorted garage riffs and propulsive rhythms.

Who leads Thee Oh Sees / Osees?

Thee Oh Sees is led by songwriter, guitarist, and vocalist John Dwyer, who has been the constant figure through all of the band's name changes. Dwyer is also known for founding the label Castle Face Records and for his work with other experimental music projects in the San Francisco Bay Area scene.

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