Settle Down
1 Settle Down - 2 Night Owl - 3 Ghost - 4 Get out of My Hair - 5 I'll See You Rising - 6 Pressure's Gone - 7 Turn - 8 My Disposition - 9 Let Me Breathe - 10 Rolling with the Punches [Explicit] - 11 My Own Visions -- -- “Wind me up, push me around, just don’t tell me to settle down.” That’s the sound of singer Oscar Baker’s voice as it pulsates through the title track of Chicago-based alt-rock trio ODDITY’s debut album, “Settle Down.” -- “Why fly like a monster, when you’re moving like a dancer,” Baker sings as he introduces his listeners to these 11 tracks of churning rock authenticity. -- “It’s like having three people in the same body—that’s how connected we are in everything we do,” ODDITY’s Harvey Baker explains as he reveals details about the development process for the album. With squalling guitar riffs that recall the clang and electricity of Queens of the Stone Age and a collection of jammy nods to 70s classics by bands like Led Zeppelin and Wings, ODDITY brings a full armory of noise which pours from the fingers and voices of all three members, creating a truly unique and mesmeric rock cacophony. -- ODDITY formed around January of 2012 under the name Fletcher and released two EP’s, “Open Arms” and “Thundersteps,” which helped to establish their serrated rock credibility with audiences and critics across the U.S. In the opening months of 2016, the trio decided to go in a different direction artistically, and this change in approach eventually prompted the name change. “We changed our name because we are reinventing our sound, so we’d thought we should reinvent ourselves,” frontman Oscar Baker elaborated. (Source: Artist PR) -- UPC 888295426435 -- The Amazon ASIN for the mp3 version of this CD is B01EU9UKEC -- Another listing by Zip
ODDITY  (Artist)    Format: Audio CD
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