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(Saddle Creek) www.saddle-creek.com There's something in the water in Omaha. That's the only explanation I can muster for the incongruity of the city itself and the talent more...
O.A.R.
(Atlantic) www.atlanticrecords.com O.A.R. has built a reputation on their accessible, fun, frat-rock; but the self-consciously poppy All Sides will definitely jar long-ti more...
Oasis
(Big Brother/Warner Bros.) www.warnerbrosrecords.com It's a shame Oasis dumped their lamest records on an unsuspecting public back when the public was actually pa more...
Obits
(Sub Pop) www.subpop.com Rick Froberg's post-Hot Snakes outfit has been a long time in gestation, surfacing last year in shows in Brooklyn and Philadelphia, and immediately setti more...
Odd Nosdam
(Anticon) www.anticon.com Odd Nosdam's nasal voice and Anticon-tainted hip-hop sensibility can be a bitter pill to swallow for some. Sure, it's creative and unique, but sometimes the more...
Of Montreal
(Polyvinyl) www.polyvinylrecords.com Of Montreal's latest opus is, at times, a tough nut to crack. Kevin Barnes' songwriting remains as surreal, scattered and frenetic as ever, more...
Oh No Ono
(Friendly Fire) www.friendlyfirerecordings.com Oh No Ono describe themselves as "experimental pop," a simplistic summation that is a fairly accurate description of the Danish band's car more...
Okkervil River
(Jagjaguwar) www.jagjaguwar.com The follow-up to last year's The Stage Names is another wild-ride discourse on the funhouse mirror of celebrity and its entourage of trappings - more...
Ola Podrida
(Western Vinyl) www.westernvinyl.com David Wingo may have first gotten some attention dong soundtracks for David Gordon Green (George Washington, All the Real Girls, up to this more...
Olatunji
(Columbia/Legacy) www.legacyrecordings.com The first "world music" star arose in the West before the term was even coined. In 1959, Nigerian percussionist Babatunde Olatunji ent more...











