Oblio Duo
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Last Night...Oblio Duo, Vitamins, The Pseudo Dates @ Larimer Lounge
Oblio Duo, Vitamins, The Pseudo Dates Thursday, May 1, 2008, Larimer Lounge The Pseudo Dates
(Backbeat Online)
Artist of the Week - Oblio Duo
Oblio Duo (and their band, The Archers) have taken a comfortable place this year among Denver
(waywardpanties.com)
Bad Luck City CD Release Show! This Friday!
Friday 29 February 2008 at the fabulous 3 Kings Tavern with Monofog and Oblio Duo
(Truth Be Told)
December 17 - December 23
-A-Tac d. biddle The Knew OR Day: Saturday (Dec. 22) Who: Oblio Duo and the Archers Where: Larimer
(waywardpanties.com)
Over the Weekend ... Oblio Duo and the Archers, Monofog, Bad Luck City @ 3 Kings
Oblio Duo and the Archers, Monofog, Bad Luck City Friday, February 29, 2008 3 Kings Tavern
(Backbeat Online)
Denver/Boulder: Shows this week | 4.28 - 5.04
-Town) Oblio Duo @ Larimer Lounge People Under The Stairs @ Fox Theatre Spring Creek @ Bluebird Theater
(Merry Swankster)
denver/boulder shows for 4/28 - 5/4/08
-Town) Oblio Duo @ Larimer Lounge People Under The Stairs @ Fox Theatre Spring Creek @ Bluebird Theater Trever
(Mystik Spiral)
Mile High Makeout: Paying the Price
country-rock from Oblio Duo and the Archers, spacey and spikey alt-rock from Monofog, and whiskey
(Backbeat Online)
There’s a thin line between trying and trying way too hard. Denver’s Oblio Duo, though, has nothing to worry about: William Duncan and Steven Lee Lawson seem to instinctively avoid the labored affection that makes most of Denver’s singer-songwriters sound like total crap. Their self-titled CD came out last year, and while it barely registered on this city’s hipster radar, it was one of the best local discs of 2005- a bursting at-the seams mess of melody and heartbreak that celebrated the days when Alex Chilton, Harry Nilsson, and Neil Young ruled (or at least should of ruled) the earth. Oblio Duo’s new album, The Flag, sees the twosome enlisting guests from Pee Pee, The Blue Angels, and Big Timber, as well as fleshing out their onstage lineup with a backing band called The Archers. And while a retro vibe is present, hints of Wilco and Elliott Smith place the band squarely in its own time. Oblio Duo’s songs might sound loose, unstudied, and even spontaneous, but make no mistake: their genius is not accident. Even if Duncan and Lawson themselves don’t quite know how they do it.
