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The best kept secret in music
Press
A nu-metal-ish band called O.A.T.H. played on the big stage, and they successfully dial in that arena Ozzfest metal guitar tone to good effect. The song "The Fear" shows off the vocalists range, which is accented by punching high notes. At times they sound real melodic, kinda like a heavier Anberlin. Very hook-laden. Other times they sound dynamic, a la System Of A Down. They have the muscle and power of a big league metal band, and it's always good to hear that quality amidst a showcase of varying talented independent artists.
- Doug Van Pelter - HM Magazine
Discography
Dying to Live- Full Length Album (13 Songs)
With the tracks:
"A Rose for a Tragedy", and "Spirit"
Both recieving airplay
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Feeling a bit camera shy
Bio
O.A.T.H. is the outcome of six different lives puting their passions together to form one unique sound. Each member has different personal influences, which makes the band's sound so diverse from one song to the next. With their unusual writing style and captivating stage performances they thrive to set themselves apart in the music realm.The music is a mixture of heart pounding rhythms and riffs back and forth with beautiful melodic undertones running throughout. The passionate vocals bring deep poetic lyrics that are formed around each song. O.A.T.H. hints and touches on many different musical classes such as: metal, industrial, progressive, electronica, and alternative, but do not limit themselves to one genre.The words reflect a strong positive message that the band wants to be heard. Songs that touch on modern day subjects such as depression, suicide, personal convictions, and death. The songs bring life lessons on how to overcome these subjects and more. The debut album"Dying to Live" is a collection of 13 different stories. The song, "Dying to Live", it's self is about dying to your old self to start over the new life that you want to be, and live again. No matter what you are going through O.A.T.H. hopes to have that one song for you.
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