AUDIO: Osseo – “Past Due”
Osseo return with a record full of shimmering guitars, plenty of layers, and at their core, well-written songs.
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Osseo return with a record full of shimmering guitars, plenty of layers, and at their core, well-written songs.
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Check out new music this week from Osseo, Murphy Kaye, Brett Newski and more!
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Osseo released a new EP earlier this month, bringing four songs of raw, gripping emo rock. Whether it’s the introspective wash of “Verona Court” or the cathartic slow burn of “I Don’t Like You”, Osseo demonstrate their evolving adaptability here by way of impassioned melodies and intensely convicted lyrics, leaning into a heavier side compared to earlier material. Osseo weather
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Dare we say it, it’s starting to actually look like real spring in Milwaukee, and there’s lots to be excited about in the city.
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Check out lots of new music this week, featuring Mad Static, The Keystones, Alley Eyes and more!
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Both songs showcase Osseo’s exceptional songwriting skills, keeping you hooked with infectious melodies and dynamic sound
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This week’s playlist kicks off the year in a big way, with music from Caley Conway, Wave Chapelle, Illie and many more.
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Emo rockers Osseo released their debut album last year, and now George Kuether of Versio Curs has brought us a remixed version of their song “Anders.” The song tackles being judged or hated because of something you’ve done, and whether it’s worth caring or not. Favoring electronic production over conventional band instrumentation, Kuether’s remix of Osseo’s “Anders” gives the song
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Check out new music from Cade Zube, Osseo, The Nile Club and more!
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Emo rockers Osseo are newcomers on the Milwaukee scene, and they’ve got their debut album out to show for it. There’s a lot of existential dread weaved into the music here, begging to know what in life is better off. “Cicadas (Reprise)” is about pitying someone, “Anders” seems to be about wondering if resilience is worth it, and “Lily” ponders
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