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Owen Hart's Fall
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Secret Prayer To The God Of ISIS
Rescued By A Flying Dog In Underwear
Dehydration (The Big Oasis In The Sky)
Swap Meet - Rocking So Hard It Hurts
Skreech The Dyslexic Hamster
Clawing From The Bottom
Kyuss, The Fictional Middle Eastern Country
Find Something That Works (The Doom March)
Driving To Windsor
The Return Of The Son Of Bungle
Owen Hart's Fall is an improvisational rock band, created simply out of boredom. Dave handles guitars, and Jon does the drumming, but each album they switch for a few songs for no reason. The results are both comedic and somewhat entertaining.
OHF CD's:
Legion Of Poon (January 2007)
Atomic Drop (January 2006)
Crash And Burn (August 2005)
Dehydration (June 2005)
The Reason We're Not Famous (May 2005)
Check out our homepage for full album details
OHF CD's:
Legion Of Poon (January 2007)
Atomic Drop (January 2006)
Crash And Burn (August 2005)
Dehydration (June 2005)
The Reason We're Not Famous (May 2005)
Check out our homepage for full album details
Why this name?
Jon suggested the name as a joke, but Dave liked it so much it stuck
Do you play live?
Chicago/Chicago suburbs
How, do you think, does the internet (or mp3) change the music industry?
Good and bad. Too early to tell.
Would you sign a record contract with a major label?
Yes, if the price was right, and we had a good amount of creative control.
Band History:
Dave and Jon got together to jam one day, and recorded it for future reference, however the tracks turned out so well, they decided to release it as an album. Thus OHF was born.
Your influences?
Dave is mostly indie rock, Jon is mostly underground metal. Which is why OHF has a unique sound. Imagine Kyuss combined with the Foo Fighters, combined with Wierd Al.
Favorite spot?
Chicago
Equipment used:
Carvin guitars and amps, whatever drums and cymbals we can find.
Anything else...?
We know it sucks, so you don't have to tell us. Keep in mind everything is 100% improv'd as you listen, and even we don't take ourselves seriously.