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- Summary: The latest full-length release from John Dwyer's Osees was recorded by Dwyer, Enrique Tena Padilla and Mario Ramirez
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- Record Label: DEATHGOD CORP
- Genre(s): Pop/Rock, Alternative/Indie Rock, Garage Punk
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Classic Rock MagazineAug 18, 2025An incendiary record from a band teetering on the edge of a crumbling precipice. [Sep 2025, p.78]
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MojoAug 14, 2025Though the full potency of this band is only ever manifest live, ABOMINATION REVEALED AT LAST - the Osees' 8th LP in five years - bears thrilling testament to their appetite for insurrection. [Oct 2025, p.88]
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Aug 14, 2025ABOMINATION isn't only textbook Osees, it's a bracing reminder to wake up and rock out, channel anger into riffs and drumrolls, and be as punk as punk can be.
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UncutAug 18, 2025They still sound epic and unusually angry. [Oct 2025, p.31]
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Aug 14, 2025On ABOMINATION REVEALED AT LAST, Osees begin their return flight to the garage-rock headbanging of their mid-2010s material. There’s too much synth and wooden drumming to sound like a full throwback to their Thee Oh Sees days, but you wouldn’t be misguided if you said the album’s title and art mirror Mutilator Defeated at Last from a decade ago.
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Aug 14, 2025Making mischief of one kind and another in a world gone wrong is what Osees do, and Abomination Revealed at Last is a solid rumpus.
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The WireSep 10, 2025Abomination mostly tweaks the speedy punkoid templates minted by early Wire and Black Flag. It's a challenge to find novelty within this terrain, and one wishes Dwyer had tempered the yobbish bellowing. But "Sneaker" succeeds thanks to Hellman's exhilaratingly woozy bassline and Dwyer's florid synth solo, and after launching in a "Mr Suit"-like blur "Fight Simulator" shifts into a Can-like mantra with sped-up "Vitamin C" beats, guitar scree and warped synth. [Oct 2025, p.59]