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Oxbow (band)
Oxbow is an experimental rock band from San Francisco, California. Founded in 1989, Oxbow plays a blend of noise rock, avant-garde jazz, Contemporary classical music, and blues. The band has released six studio albums.
==History==
Oxbow began as a recording project. In 1988 bandmates Eugene Robinson (vocals, lyrics) and Niko Wenner (guitar, bass, keyboards, music) wrote songs with an approach decidedly different from their band at the time Whipping Boy. Wenner concocted an underlying musical architecture for his abrasive-then-plangent music, through use of arch form and musical palindromes unusual in the noise music genre the band was often placed. This organizing structure later grew to encompass the second Oxbow recording as well, and drew relationships between the two. For his part Robinson changed his vocal approach to include in-the-studio improvisations and extensive vocal multi-tracking. This first record, titled ''Fuckfest'' has drumming split evenly between Greg Davis and Tom Dobrov. Dan Adams (bass in Oxbow, drums in Whipping Boy) joined immediately on completion of the first recording. All but Davis and Dobrov were at various times members of Whipping Boy, Wenner and Dobrov had been bandmates in the hardcore band Grim Reality〔Ankeny, Jason "(Oxbow Biography )", Allmusic, retrieved 2012-07-17〕〔Blush, Steven (2001) ''American Hardcore: A Tribal History'', Feral House, ISBN 978-0922915712, p. 130〕〔Pehling, Dave (2002) "(Uneasy Listening: Oxbow drags experimental rock into the heart of darkness )", ''SF Weekly'', September 11, 2002, retrieved 2012-07-17〕 Dobrov departed after the band's 1995 European tour, but performed with Davis as guest second drummer for the studio recording of "Shine (Glimmer)" on the 2002 album "An Evil Heat."〔Wenner, Niko (1995) "(Tour Diary: 1995 (Niko) )", retrieved 2012-09-15〕〔Oxbow (2012) "()", ''http://www.facebook.com/OXBOW'', August 1, 2012, retrieved 2012-09-15〕
The first album from Oxbow, ''Fuckfest'', was released in 1989. It was described as "one of the most unique first statements in modern avant-rock" by ''Rock-A-Rolla'' magazine, "staggeringly eclectic" by Simon Reynolds, and "a fierce, rigorous album that challenges almost every preconception rock listeners might have" by Allmusic.〔〔"(Classic album: Oxbow ‘Fuckfest’ )", ''Rock-A-Rolla'', 15 April 2010, retrieved 2012-07-17〕〔Reynolds, Simon "()", ''Melody Maker'', 1989, retrieved 2012-08-01〕〔Freeman, Phil "(''Fuckfest'' Review )", Allmusic, retrieved 2012-07-17〕 ''Fuckfest'' was followed by ''King of the Jews'' (1991) and then by two Steve Albini-recorded albums: ''Let Me Be a Woman'' (1995) and ''Serenade in Red'' (1996–97), the latter featuring guest vocals from Marianne Faithfull.〔 ''An Evil Heat'' followed in 2002 on Neurosis' Neurot Recordings label.〔〔York, William "(''An Evil Heat'' Review )", Allmusic, retrieved 2012-07-17〕 Oxbow's 2007 album ''The Narcotic Story'' was named the number one album in the "Best of 2007" by ''Rock-A-Rolla'' magazine, and was listed with three other bands' albums in the nomination of Joe Chiccarelli as 'Producer of the Year' at the 50th Grammy Awards.〔Rock-A-Rolla "()", retrieved 2012-09-09〕〔"(50th Annual Grammy Awards Nomination List )" (archived version), retrieved 2012-07-19〕
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