Osees with Brigid Dawson

Few bands have made rock music as dangerous, unusual and gloriously alive in the 21st century as Osees.

Led by the tireless John Dwyer, they have spent decades turning distortion, feedback and primal rhythms into loud music pulsing with raw vitality.

Their songs don’t politely ask for your attention — they grab you by the throat and throw you straight into the fire.

Their guitars howl, crackle and mutate, constantly pushing psychedelic rock into increasingly strange and dangerous territory.

With two drummers playing with the force of a runaway locomotive, Osees create a physical, hypnotic pulse; it feels more like a controlled demolition than an ordinary concert.

From smoky clubs to huge festival stages, their performances are legendary for their manic energy, brutal volume and absolute refusal to stand still.

The band has constantly evolved, changing its face and sound while keeping its primitive, rebellious heart intact.

Osees aren’t selling nostalgia — they are restless experimenters obsessed with making rock music dangerous again. Every riff, scream, beat and burst of feedback carries the feeling that the whole machine could explode at any moment.

Osees don’t just play psychedelic rock — they turn it into a weapon, transforming noise into adrenaline, chaos into rhythm, and every stage into a genuine battlefield. They are a sonic explosion — a forceful collision of psychedelic rock, garage punk, krautrock and pure, unrestrained electric energy.

Osees are returning to Belgrade after 14 years. They will perform at Bad Music Boogaloo #9 at Zappa Barka on Sunday, June 20, starting at 9 PM. Special guests: Ubili su batlera.

Tickets are available in advance for 3,000 dinars from October 7 at Tickets.rs, Bilet.rs, Pub Brod and Dnevni Chillton. From February 1, tickets will be 4,000 dinars, and 5,000 dinars on the day of the concert.