NEWS: Unruly 8-Piece, OhBree, Premiere "Tiny Tethers" with SUBSTREAM MAGAZINE

April 07, 2017  •  Leave a Comment

Photo credit: Emily Dubin

Eight-piece indie rock troupe, OhBree, teamed up with Substream Magazine this Tuesday to premiere “Tiny Tethers” - the first single from their upcoming album, Burn Bridges, Burn Pies (Out May 19th). The new single continues the story of archenemies Olsson and Edward - two sci-fi fantasy inspired characters that have been popping up in OhBree's music since their first LP We Miss You Edward, Come Home. The two have been going head to head in violent retaliation since their conception - "Tiny Tethers" is sung from the perspective of a livid Edward reflecting on everything Olsson has done to ruin his life. Substream commended the single calling it a “piano-driven, roller coaster of fun from start to finish”.

Check out “Tiny Tethers” on Substream here: http://bit.ly/2nYx2lU

Burn Bridges, Burn Pies is an album that connects the fictional worlds of OhBree's previous releases. The troupe's first album, We Miss You Edward, Come Home, is a bizarre pit-orchestra-influenced spiral of 17 songs that manifested in a lighthearted theatrical headtrip, while the second LP, Death By Broomstick, took a much darker spin on their pop sensibilities. Soon after Death By Broomstick, OhBree released their extremely well-received EP Feed Me Poison that Consequence of Sound described as “A four-song odyssey into a world of weirdo guitar riffs and off-kilter piano arrangements.”

“Burn Bridges, Burn Pies brings our message together,” says Andrew. “The themes remain dark, but we bring back the Monty Python/Dr. Seussian absurdity of our first record.” The album kicks off with a supervillain facet on songs like “Spine” and “Tiny Tethers” - it finds haunting and heavy dread through “Square Boxes, Square Thoughts” and “Motivation for a Dying Man” - and taps into the group’s surreal form of silliness with the tunes “Skeleton Ave” and “Which Doctor, Witch Doctor?”

Andrew’s love for bands like They Might Be Giants and The Presidents Of The United States Of America has been filtered through the lens of a pit-orchestra musician, where he began his musical career. This saturation of musical theater and 90’s garage rock also encouraged his use of oddball characters as the subject of his lyrics - many of whom have become recurring motifs that reach across all four of OhBree’s studio releases.

 

Pre-order the record today and get your name printed on the liner notes! http://www.ohbree.com/vinyl/bbbp

 

Burn Bridges, Burn Pies was produced in Philadelphia at Sleepless Sound Studio by the band’s drummer Adam Laub and will be released digitally and on beautiful blue vinyl records featuring the art of Debbie Fong on May 19th 2018. OhBree is Andrew Scott (vocals/keys), Adam Laub (drums), Bob Iacono (trumpet), Tyler Mack (trombone/guitar), Lucas Kozinski (guitar), Kyle Press (saxophone), Michael Aherne (bass), Connor Przybyszewski (trombone).

UPCOMING SHOWS:

April 22nd - Eris Temple Arts w/ On the Water - Philadelphia PA

April 28th - Some Kind of Jam 12 - Schuylkill Haven, PA - TICKETS

May 18th - PIANOS - New York, NY - TICKETS


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