Boom, boom, boom.

All right.

What up?

This is the boy, Denz, from the OBGM. So you can catch the ends out on October 30th, 2020 this year. You're listening to The Vinyl Guide with Nate Goyer. Oh, well, thanks for that, Denzel. And hey, everyone who's listening. This is Nate. I hope you're all well. It's another weird week in a string of weird weeks. Lots of people stressed,

lots of people concerned for the future. And I hope you're finding a way to be able to cope

with all the news as best you can. To me, music and family is my go-to cure for these frequent

bursts of bad news. And of course, records are at the center of my

self-healing routine. Absolutely transports me to a happy place. And I certainly hope this

podcast is giving you a bit of peace in your own worlds. Today, I'm going to be sharing an interview

I recently had with Denzel McFarlane of the band, the OBGMs. Now, I know many of you right

now are asking yourselves, who are the OBGMs? Well, that's a fair question. The OBGMs are a punk rock

band, a three piece out of Toronto, Canada, and their upcoming LP, The Ends, is an absolute killer.

I urge you all to have a listen. In fact, I'm

going to play a track on the show here in a moment. Today, Denzel and I talk about the journey

of the OBGMs, what it's like to be in a black-fronted punk rock band in the year 2020,

his songwriting, his process, his influences, playing live and what the future looks like

for the OBGMs. Now, again, the new album is absolutely stellar. Lots of energy, lots of great

songwriting, many, many hooks and more, which are constantly making me put this album on repeat.

And of course, there's a limited vinyl run of the

ends, just 250 splatter vinyl copies, which you can order from the OBGMs.com. I'd recommend

you reserve yours quick if there's still some available. And this week's show is brought to you in part by audiophileusa.com, the online record shop

for the world.

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