Ovlov
American rock band
Ovlov is an American alternative rock band from Newtown, Connecticut.
History
Ovlov began in 2009, choosing a band name that is an inversion of the Swedish car brand, Volvo. That same year, they released an EP titled Crazy Motorcycle Jump. They followed that up with another EP in 2011 titled What's So Great About The City. In 2013, Ovlov released their first full-length album on Exploding in Sound titled Am. In August 2014, Ovlov released a split with Little Big League. Two months later, the band released a split with Krill, LVL UP, and Radiator Hospital. In 2018, Ovlov released their second full-length album on Exploding in Sound titled Tru. Ovlov released their third full-length album, Buds, in 2021.
Style
Ovlov's songs have been characterized as "melancholy" and are said to fuse "the overloaded guitar attack and rhythmic power of vintage Dinosaur Jr.
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