Øgïvęš Bristol, UK
1. Ogives Big Band delivers complex, guitar driven, blistering experimental rock formed from the psychedelic dronescapes of
Øgïvęš and the ex rhythm section of Lambhorn. No drones, just riffs.
2. Øgïvęš writes an eclectic mix of experimental and psychedelic music, sometimes delving into an abyss of deep sonic noise, other times exploring rich cinematic themes.
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