
Oslo’s dynamic metal force, Oberst, released their latest single, “Bad Run,” on March 8th. Following their acclaimed debut album from 2020 “Paradise”, Oberst continues to push boundaries with their captivating sound that defies easy categorization.
About the new single Oberst shares:
“At some point you can’t be bothered with getting back up. Blow after blow makes an old dog bitter, and that is perfectly fine. From what we’ve heard there is quite the show at the end, as your life flashes before your eyes like it’s fucking new years eve.”
Listen to the single here: https://orcd.co/badrun
“Bad Run” offers a glimpse into Oberst’s evolving musical prowess, blending atmospheric riffs with intense vocals. The band, influenced by acts like Mastodon, Baroness, Converge, and Cult of Luna, has carved a unique identity by drawing from diverse musical backgrounds.
As anticipation builds for “Bad Run,” Oberst sets the stage for their upcoming album, “Toil,” set to release in April, 2024. The album is a culmination of three years of dedicated effort, and it promises to deliver a fresh and exciting sound that transcends the boundaries of traditional rock and metal.
OBERST:
Tarjei Kristoffersen – Vocals/Guitar
Dennis Estensen – Guitar
Joakim Karlsen – Bass
Johan Fredrik Bolli – Drums
About Oberst:
Hailing from Oslo, Norway, Oberst emerges as a compelling force in the metal scene. The dynamic quartet was bound by a shared passion for music rather than a specific genre, and their sound evolved finding common ground with bands like Mastodon, Baroness, Converge, and Cult of Luna. However, the band’s unique imprint extends beyond these influences, drawing from individual members’ diverse musical backgrounds, spanning classic rock and jazz to modern pop.
The release of their self-titled debut EP in 2015 was met with critical acclaim and praised as «some of the best metal produced in Norway for a long time» –HISSIG.
The singles from the 4-track EP got played and recommended on national radio and featured on the acclaimed Norwegian TV series «Unge Lovende». In 2020 Oberst released their debut album “Paradise”, and received praise for their ability to blend huge, warm and atmospheric riffs with hectic and catchy elements driven by intense and at times manic vocals.
After the release of their EP, Oberst signed with Indie Recordings, and released the debut album “Paradise” in 2020.








