Networker BMM2022 The quartet met at the

The quartet met at the University of South Carolina where endless gigs at frat houses and local bars built a major local buzz

Album artwork re-imagined by Ian Dingman

Boogie-Funk Street Sounds

patrons of the now legendary defunct Full Moon Record Store and held captive by the nearby auditory assault of 70's Detroit Rock City radio

Networker BMM2022 The quartet met at theEnter Networker, the new album by Omni and first with indie giant Sub Pop Records. Their sound is still defined by sparse drums, locked in bass, blistering guitar, and nonchalant, yet assured vocals, but from the first notes of "Sincerely Yours" you'll immediately notice that Networker sounds much cleaner and more "HI FI" than their prior two albums, Deluxe (2016) and Multi task (2017). The departure in fidelity suits the new record and allows the