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Floating Coffin (2025 Reissue)

LP - £31.99 | Pre Order
We all know the type: prolific bands that commit every loose thought, stray idea and 90-second song fragment to tape.
thee oh sees

Mutilator Defeated At Last (2025 Reissue)

LP - £31.99 | Buy
Nine muscular tunes primed to pummel.
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Carrion Crawler / The Dream (2025 Repress)

limited clear pink LP - £31.99 | Buy
CD - £13.99 | Buy
Thee Oh Sees chase the home-brewed symphonies of Castlemania with the scrappy, high-wire hooks of 'Carrion Crawler / The Dream'.
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HELP (2022 repress)

very limited purple / pink swirl lp (350 only) - £24.99
a sound somewhere beyond nostalgia, beyond the garage, beyond the fireside song and supposed goo-rock.
thee oh sees

a weird exits

2lp + etched d-side + download - £29.99 | Buy
spectacular garage psych from John Dwyer’s Thee Oh Sees - the first studio recordings to capture the muscular rhythm section of twin drummers Ryan Moutinh...
Castlemania (Reissue)
  1. I Need Seed
  2. Corprophagist (A Bath Perhaps)
  3. Stinking Cloud
  4. Corrupted Coffin
  5. Pleasure Blimps
  6. A Wall, A Century 2
  7. Spider Cider
  8. The Whipping Continues
  9. Blood on the Dock
  10. Castlemania
  11. A.A. Warm Breeze
  12. Idea for Rubber Dog
  13. The Horse Was Lost
  14. I Won?t Hurt You
  15. If I Stay Too Long
  16. What Are We Craving?

thee oh sees

Castlemania (Reissue)

in the red
  • very limited purple 2LP

    Released: 7th Mar 2025

    £35.99
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  • CD

    £13.99
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San Francisco's incredibly prolific Thee Oh Sees are back with another full-length album of original tracks plus a smattering of covers.

While the group's previous releases on In The Red, Help and Warm Slime, showcase their amped-up, reverb-drenched garage-psych pummel, on Castlemania, John Dwyer and company take a more lowkey approach. Dwyer himself describes 'Castlemania' as "summer-y and poppy"; on many of the tracks, electric guitars are jettisoned for acoustic, and the normally echo-laden vocals are a bit clearer.

Happy pop melodies, sweet and somber tunes, psychedelic moves galore, cover versions of The Creation and the West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band, and at least one garage stomper all rub elbows on Thee Oh Sees' "sunshine pop" album. Its release couldn't be more perfectly suited to the time of the year when the sunny skies return and the flowers start blooming.