Spanning 19 tracks with a running time over an hour, The Ooz’s beautifully sad, yet passionate demeanor is best listened to on headphones before sleep. Let the jazzy guitar licks and punk vocals consume you after you head into the late hours of the night after midterms.
The best way to unwind after a heavy study session is to turn up the music and be reminded of simpler times. These tracks were produced in 2010, but thanks to the British band’s original sound, it’s as if you’re listening to front row at the Laurel Pop Festival of ’69. The track “Desire Be, Desire Go” is basically an ode to Pink Floyd’s album, Relics.
