ohGr
ohGr formed in Brooklyn in 2008 with J. Ashley Long on vocals and guitar, Ryan Graveface on drums, and Aaron Turner on bass. Their early EPs, 'The Sun's Gone...
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ohGr formed in Brooklyn in 2008 with J. Ashley Long on vocals and guitar, Ryan Graveface on drums, and Aaron Turner on bass. Their early EPs, 'The Sun's Gone Dim' and 'All Is Quiet,' were described as atmospheric and haunting, pulling from post-punk and ambient electronics.
Their 2010 album 'Ebb & Flow' drew some criticism for its cover art, which showed a distressed young woman. Long has spoken about dealing with depression and anxiety, themes that surface in their music. They followed that album with others like 'Oracle' in 2012 and 'Aum' in 2014.
ohGr's songs often have a sparse, electronic feel. Tracks like 'Minus,' 'All Over Now,' and 'D. Angel' show their tendency toward introspective lyrics and sweeping synth textures. They released a single called 'Minus' in 2023.
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