Album Review
From Oslo – “From Oslo” [EP] [Album Review]
From Oslo’s kickass vocals combined with their aggressively-intense guitar hooks make for a stellar sound.
Melbourne-based punk rock duo, From Oslo, is coming at you with a wicked self-titled EP. Their sound is reminiscent of fellow Australian rock duo DZ Deathrays – a little heavier, but just as awesome.
From Oslo’s kickass vocals combined with their aggressively-intense guitar hooks make for a stellar sound. My favourites off the EP are “Nobody’s Original” and “Battle Scars” because they’re so damn good.
With an Australian EP tour coming up very soon, 2016 is definitely going to be their year!
From Oslo Track Listing:
01. Faking the Benz
02. No Sound
03. Nobody’s Original
04. Battle Scars
05. Quick Fix
Run Time: 15:09
Release Date: May 13, 2016
Check out the song “No Sound”
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