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OXES

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OXES
OriginBaltimore, Maryland
Genresinstrumental rock
Years active1999–present
LabelFriends Records
MembersMarc Miller
Natalio Fowler
Christopher Freeland
Website

OXES is an American instrumental rock band from Baltimore.[citation needed] 'OXES' is a part of what is known as "The Baltimore Rowdy Collective" which stages practical jokes, usually involving a confrontational and outlandish racket in public places.[citation needed]

Biography

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Live shows

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The band performed at the ATP Nightmare Before Christmas festival in Minehead, England in December 2011.[1]

The OXES/Arab on Radar split 10-inch

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Prior to the release of their eight-track album OXXXES in 2002, the band put out a 10-inch record, billed as a split EP between OXES and Rhode Island noise-rockers Arab on Radar. The A-side of the record was performed by OXES. However, the B-side was also OXES—this time convincingly impersonating Arab on Radar.[citation needed]

Members

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  • Marc Miller – guitar
  • Natalio Fowler – guitar
  • Christopher Freeland – drums

Discography

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  • (1999) Panda Strong 7-inch (Reptilian Records)
  • (1999) split EP with "Big'n" (Box Factory Records)
  • (2000) OXES (Monitor Records)
  • (2000) split 10-inch with Arab on Radar (Wantage Records)
  • (2002) 7-inch single "Half Half And Half" b/w "Everlong" (Monitor Records)
  • (2002) OXXXES LP (Monitor Records)
  • (2005) OXES EP (Monitor Records)
  • (2011) "Bile Stbudy" 12-inch EP (Friends Records)
  • (2011) "Orange Jewelryist" 12-inch EP (Africantape)
  • (2011) "Crunchy Zest" 12-inch EP (Africantape)
  • (2012) split 7-inch single with "Microkingdom" (Friends Records)

See also

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References

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  • OXES' interview on Cult Cargo
  • OXES
  • "Monitor Records | OXES". Archived from the original on November 14, 2006.
  • OXES on Myspace
  • OXES Keeping It Peel on BBC Radio 1