About Lee Corey Oswald

"Jovi meets Slayer meets Natalie Merchant! Wait, that's not right. Bolsheviks meets Orwellian Socialism meets post-civil war reconstruction era lingering racism! Wait, that's definitely not right. Apparently I'm terrible at comparing existing artists as a means to describe Lee Corey Oswald. That's a good thing. The boys swap genres like partners at an end of the world orgy. Punk rock, folk, indie rock, and rock and roll all meet up for a humble yet humbling experience when you grant your ears and eyes the privilege of their experience. Lyrically the boys (Gods, really) seem to have found a pinpoint way of telling the stories and sharing the feelings of our modern, overly informed while under-informed, seemingly lost generation. As we stumble our way through the darkest regions of overbearing consumerism and moral ambiguity, it's voices like these that vocalize the poignant truths we all feel but lose when we try to project them. I mean all that, it totally sounds like a bunch of douchy garbage, but fuck it, they are great. Their harmonies are great, the songs are there, and they're pretty good looking too. Oh yeah, beer. They're a haven for drinking fans with a music problem." - Tom May of THE MENZINGERS