Over the past few years, OSB has consistently churned out radio-ready pop songs.  From their first release, the Grey Area, to their well attended live shows, OSB has displayed a polish that is rare in the local clubs.

Their song, 23 Years, keeps them on that path. The song follows the mold of a good, pop/rock radio song. 23 Years finds the middle of the road right from the beginning and never loses track. With the exception of a few production moves that I am not fond of (the echoing reverb at phrase endings is a little much for me), this track seems to take you right where you would expect and is executed smoothly.

From just listening to 23 Years, I think it is safe to say that you WXLO-heads out there have a local band that can easily compete with your favorite national bands, so go out there and take them as your own while you still can.

--Yeti 

For more information visit www.osbband.com

OSB - 23 Years (mp3) 

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