Olivia Bartley, a singer/songwriter from Melbourne, was inspired to create Olympia by both non-musical influences like Pele and Carl Sagan as well as musical influences like Neil Young and Stina Nordenstam. She performed under the alias for solo appearances, but she also played in a band with a changing lineup of musicians, most frequently with Peter Luscombe and Pat Bourke. Bartley... read full bio
Atlanta group Omni has always produced fast-moving, powerful music. And their second album for Sub Pop, Souvenir, their fourth overall, is their strongest to date. They approached this recording with a lot of pent-up energy, having been inactive for the most part of the pandemic—the longest period of inactivity in their history. With chopping riffs, staccato rhythms and wiry melodies, guitarist... read full bio
Ona is an indie-rock band that consists of members Brad Goodall, Bradley Jenkins, Zach Johnston, Max Nolte and Zack Owens. The band is based out of Huntington, West Virginia and they rose to popularity after the release of their debut album “American Fiction”. After the release of American Fiction, Ona was featured on outlets such as NPR and on Sirius... read full bio
One Bad Son is a Canadian rock band from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, that consists of members Shane Connery Volk, Adam Hicks, and Kurt Dahl. The band was formed in the early 2000’s and after forming, the band went on to release their debut studio album, “This Aggression Will Not Stand.” Since then, One Bad Son has gone on to release four... read full bio
One eskimO is a London based band. They are known for their imaginative interpretation of the band. The band is sometimes fronted by fictional characters. The characters are the Eskimo (Vocals/Keys), Penguin (Lead Guitar), Monkey (Bass Guitar/Horns), and Giraffe (percussion). These characters are present in media such as album artwork, music videos, online content, and sometimes appear in live... read full bio
One King Down is back, playing crunchy, danceable metalcore that draws extensively from other bands like Snapcase and Earth Crisis. The brothers duo of bassist Bill Scoville and guitarist Mike Scoville, along with guitarist Matt Wood and drummer Derrick Van Wie, established the band in the middle of the 1990s. One King Down created a CD EP for Trainwreck Records with their original singer,... read full bio
A 2-hour stage production on the road called One Night of Queen pays homage to Queen's theatrical antics and music. Gary Mullen and The Works, a band led by the Freddie Mercury impersonator Gary Mullen, who won the talent competition Stars in Their Eyes with his vocal and visual impersonation of Mercury, sing it. Billy Moffat on bass, David Brockett... read full bio
ONE OK ROCK is a Japanese rock band from Tokyo, Japan, that consists of members Takahiro Moriuchi, Toru Yamashita, Ryota Kohama, and Tomoya Kanki. The band is a mixture of emo, pop punk, alternative rock, and post-hardcore. ONE OK ROCK began when Yamashita wanted to start a band in high school. Over the years they started to form and come... read full bio
Just over halfway through the first song on the band's appropriately named debut full-length, This Place You Know, One Step Closer frontman Ryan Savitski yells out this assertion. Home may be a reassuring location, a solid foundation to which you can always return, but when you start to lose the tangible and symbolic elements that bind it together, the idea... read full bio
OOIOO, a Japanese band, started their group on accident. When asked to do a photo shoot as a fake band for a magazine, founder Yoshimi P-We gathered her friends. After a successful shoot, Yoshimi and her friends decided to make the band a real thing. Their sound is experimental, delivering a mix of tribal, psychedelic, and rock elements to listeners... read full bio
Operators is a band led by Dan Boeckner, a Canadian singer-songwriter and guitarist who has been a member of various bands which include Handsome Furs, Wolf Parade, and Atlas Strategic. Since starting Operators, the band has gone on to release their debut EP off of Last Gang Records. Since then, they’ve followed their EP with two albums; “Blue Wave,” and... read full bio
Opeth is a Swedish progressive metal/rock band, formed in Stockholm in 1990 by lead vocalist David Isberg. Despite the band's frequent personnel changes, Opeth has remained a force to be reckoned with in the metal world. After the departure of Isberg in 1992, Mikael Åkerfeldt took over as Opeth's frontman and primary songwriter, and has been the only constant member... read full bio
Originating from the West Midlands, Orange River Remedy compose, record, and perform music that is frequently infused with nostalgia from the 1960s and 1970s. They infuse psychedelic, three-part harmonies, and strong guitars into a fantastic modern, post-pandemic age. They have recently opened for acts like Dub Pistols and Tankus The Henge while touring the UK. As a relatively young band, the... read full bio
Orbit Culture is a dynamic Swedish melodic death metal band hailing from the town of Eksjö, consisting of Niklas Karlsson on vocals and guitar, Richard Hansson on guitar, Fredrik Lennartsson on bass, and Christopher Wallerstedt on drums. Formed in 2013, the band started as a small group between Karlsson and Maximilian Zinsmeister, who later recruited fellow members Markus Bladh on... read full bio
Orchid always possessed a mixture of unresolvable tension between proto-electroclash and staunch/arch integrity, a reluctance to settle for extreme striving, and drive to surpass whatever one got. The other half of Orchid was a tribute to anarchy, endlessly propulsive. The notches on a person's library card likely determine whether they prefer one side over the other. However, the band as... read full bio
Goose members Rich Mitarotonda (vocals, guitar), Peter Anspach (vocals, guitar), and Jeff Arevalo (upright bass) make up the acoustic trio known as Orebolo. Particularly as a result of several virtual festival performances and a well-received performance at Lockn' Presents FRED The Festival, Orebolo has amassed a devoted fan base across the country. The three band members, who shared a residence... read full bio
These guys are not only the real thing, they collectively brought the blues back from oblivion during the early Eighties. It was their collaborations with John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd that brought a good chunk of the public around to appreciate the real honest-to-goodness blues. After creating platinum albums and playing themselves in the flicks, Blues Brothers and Blues Brothers... read full bio
"The band's name was inspired by the legendary City of New Orleans as Orleans perfected its recipe of eclectic material, including R&B seasoned with Cajun and second line roots; Alan Toussaint, Neville Brothers and Meters tunes were among the mix. The quartet's music evolved and refined in a more mainstream direction as they developed their unique rock/pop sound. After signing... read full bio
Jade Lilitri's angst-filled lyrics and melodic rock guitars as Oso Oso are influenced by Taking Back Sunday, Brand New, Death Cab for Cutie and other emo-pop artists. He assembled a band for Oso Oso's second studio album, Basking in the Glow, which marked the project's entry onto the Billboard Heatseekers and independent album charts after releasing Real Stories of True People... read full bio
