Osees

Osees hit London on 17 July 2026 at EartH, bringing the restless drive of John Dwyer’s long-evolving project. Born in San Francisco as a lo-fi solo outlet and known over time as OCS, Thee Oh Sees and Oh Sees, the band is now based in Los Angeles with a tight, percussive core: Tim Hellman on bass, Dan Rincon and Paul Quattrone on twin drums, and Tomas Dolas on keys. Their music packs garage rock, serrated psychedelia and punk edge into hypnotic, kraut-leaning repetition, switching between short, clenched bursts and longer, drifting explorations. The set can pull from every phase: the turn toward a hard, wiry sound on The Master’s Bedroom Is Worth Spending a Night In, the muscular pulse of Carrion Crawler/The Dream and Floating Coffin, then the later runs of Orc, Smote Reverser, Face Stabber, Protean Threat, A Foul Form, Intercepted Message and Sorcs 80. On stage, Osees work momentum and detail, the dual drums driving patterns that shift, lock and mutate while the guitars and keys cut through.