Where Does the Time Go?
Posted by Admin on February 28, 2008
Hello again from Oliver-ville. Just a quick note to let you know we're
still alive and kicking. Let's see, what's been going on? We've been
practicing and whatnot...
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One show down, a million to go...
Posted by Admin on August 22, 2007
Yes, our first show with Mark back on the bass was a total blast last Thursday, thanks to everyone who made it! And even more than that, HUGE thanks to Andy Embler who sat in on the keys for us that night, he made it all come together...
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Guess who's back...back again...
Posted by Admin on July 24, 2007
Ewer's back...Tell a friend!
That's right, our former bassist and founding member has finally returned to our loving bosem, and we say it's long overdue, damn it! Now the mystery has been revealed, and you know everything that's going on, ok Mr. Nosey?........
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Worst Updaters EVER.
Posted by Admin on June 20, 2007
Howdy Everyone!
As always, we are terrible at updating our news and whatnot. First of all we still exist and are still rocking it out like we love to do. The main news at the moment is our major-dude bassist Eric "E-Rock" Michael "Anthony Michael Hall" Fischer is parting ways with our particular brand of face-melting rock...
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Current events and interests...
Posted by Cory on November 12, 2006
Hi everyone!
So it certainly can be argued at this point that we are the worst band in the world when it comes to updating our blogs and websites. We can't really make any excuses for this, except to say that when there is no real exciting news to report it seems silly to update. But now we're thinking to hell with it, there's got to be something worth writing. After reading through this you may or may not agree...
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Oliver Music Video!
Posted by Cory on March 27, 2006
Hey, guess what we made? A music video! Yes, it's true, and it is up on our myspace page for the whole world to view, on the left-hand side in our "sounds like" section. It was filmed at the end of last summer in a big field outside of Newberg, so it is a little dated, being as it features good 'ole Mark Ewer on the bass guitar. We still think it is pretty damn cool, though! It is for our song "The Stretcher," which appears on Coming Back in Waves II: Bury Memories. It was filmed by our good friend Derek Willis, who is probably the coolest guy in the world. We owe Derek a huge amount of thanks for all the great work he has done for us.
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Upcoming Shows, Recordings Chugging Along!
Posted by Cory on February 05, 2006
Hey, what's up? Just dropping a quick line here to let you all know
about a couple of things coming up in the world of Oliver. First of all
we are still working dilligently on our new recordings, and things are
going well on that front. Unfortunately we just lost our practice space
and subsequently Stephan's studio, so we have been spending a lot of our
time lately moving.
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Happy 2006!
Posted by Cory on January 16, 2006
Hello and Happy (late) New Year!
Boy, we here in the Oliver camp are really bad about updating. My New Year's resolution is to update this page and our myspace page more frequently. I won't commit to time frames of updating because I would just be setting myself up for failure, but I promise to give the four or five of you that care more info more often, even if there's nothing to write about.
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Website Alive
Posted by Admin on October 31, 2005
Sincere apologies to everyone trying to access the website for the past few weeks: oliverband.com's previous hosting provider completely crapped out, and has disappeared off the face of the earth.
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Time Demands Pain
Posted by Cory on January 25, 2005
Our new EP Coming Back In Waves I: Time Demands Pain is now available for you to purchase! We are super excited to finally have some new material for you after all this time and we can't wait to hear what you think of it.
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