Ovlov

Channeling all the best crunchy guitar sounds from the '90s, Connecticut band Ovlov are back with a new record for a post-grunge world.  Listen to album closer "Grab It from the Garden" below, download the album from the band here, and get some vinyl here from Exploding In Sound.

Ovlov - The Great Ohmu

Connecticut band Ovlov have a wonderful sloppy aesthetic to their brand of guitar rock, a kind of call back to the drunks and stoners responsible for so much mayhem and melody in the 80's/90's college rock/alt-rock heyday.  It creeps into your veins.  And it makes you want to hang out in your garage, swapping beers, stories, and jams with some less than reputable characters.  The boys have a new track, "The Great Ohmu," coming out on a split release with Ex-Breathers, Woozy, and Gnarwhal on Community/Hex/Social Cancer in November.  Listen below.

Ovlov

The 90's have been making their inevitable comeback for a long time now (probably since about 2002), and if the new album from Connecticut band Ovlov is any indication, that's a good thing.  Check out "Where's My Dini?" from the forthcoming album "AM" below.  It makes me think of smoking cigarettes and drinking beer in a friend's backyard, and it features guest vocals from Sadie Dupuis, a member of fellow 90's revivalists Speedy Ortiz.  Grab the album from Exploding in Sound Records and enjoy the slow burn below.