The album · OONA GT
Rough Love
Bass-driven post-punk, 1978–1982 school.
Thirteen songs that prowl - a restless, syncopated bassline out front, dry snare cracks behind it, and a voice that knows exactly what it wants.
The bass leads this record the way it led the best rooms of 1978-1982: slap-and-mute percussive attack, a mid-tempo groove that circles instead of charges, jagged muted guitar stabs where a chorus would normally go. OONA stays close to the mic - breathy, greedy, taunting, spoken one line and sung the next - passionate and outrageous in equal measure.
Play it front to back, press any song to start there, or say what kind of trouble tonight is and the album curates its thirteen around you.
- 3:45
- 3:50
- 3:46
- 3:28
- 3:37
- 3:07
- 3:18
- 3:12
- 3:18
- 3:24
- 3:45
- 3:29
- 3:14
Every track licenses for your own work - films, podcasts, anything you make - under a non-exclusive commercial license, downloaded in one press while you listen. The album stays whole for everyone.
Turn the bass up. She’ll meet you there.