The Belgian rock trio ODO delves into the raw emotions of life’s ups and downs in their debut EP, “The less we are, the more I am.” This seven-track journey is a rollercoaster of youthful energy, blending punchy rock anthems with the tender touch of acoustic ballads. It’s a vibrant, yet tear-jerking ride that’ll tug at your heartstrings.
“Need help? Too scared to ask?” That’s the haunting question ODO throws at you in “On My Mind.” Then they switch gears, capturing the ache of yearning for someone just out of reach in “What A Life.” These guys aren’t afraid to genre-hop, either. They’ll take you from indie-pop to hard rock, even a splash of pop punk, all while keeping you hooked on their narrative.
There’s something about “Pretend,” a semi-acoustic track that’s like a warm blanket on a cold night, contrasted with the fiery passion of “Fire.” And don’t get me started on “Long Way Down”—it’s a raw, unfiltered look at the tumultuous journey of youth.
ODO isn’t just another band; they’re a force, a mesmerizing act that captures the essence of raw emotion with every strum, beat, and lyric. With each release, they’re not just making waves—they’re crafting a legacy.
