Obscurest Vinyl

Obscurest Vinyl has made a mark with some unconventional tracks that grab attention. “I Glued My Balls to My Butthole Again” is one of those songs that mixes humor with a catchy tune, making it hard to forget. Another standout is “It’s Time To Take a Shit on the Company’s Dime,” which takes a bold jab at corporate culture and workplace frustrations.

Their music often pushes boundaries, as heard in tracks like “The Shadow of My Wiener” and “You Look like You Could Use a Fuckin' Lamp.” Other notable songs include “Rubbin' and a Tuggin' My Nips,” “Beggin’ Like a Bitch,” and “She Farted So Hard, She Died.” Each song carries a unique vibe, often filled with a mix of satire and raw emotion. The group doesn’t shy away from heavy themes, and that’s part of what makes their sound distinct in the rock and alternative scenes.

Obscurest Vinyl has been active lately, releasing new music that aligns with their Rock and Alternative Rock influences. Their latest album, "Walkin' Like a Douche (2025)," offers a collection that reflects their signature style. Along with this album, they’ve also dropped "Great...Depression (2025)" and "That's Why God Made Glue (2025)," both contributing to their evolving sound.

The band’s recent singles have sparked interest as well. Tracks like "Ram My Clam (2025)" and "Oh, Tight! You're Gonna Pee on My Boobs! (2025)" showcase their characteristic humor and edge. "Nah, It’s Cool, You Can Just Diarrhea in the Ocean, and No One Even Cares (2025)" and "You Can’t Cancel the Fourth of July (2025)" continue this trend, drawing attention with their provocative titles and catchy hooks. Each release captures a mix of playful irreverence and thoughtful commentary, making their music both engaging and relatable.

Obscurest Vinyl has teamed up with The Sticky Sweethearts for two notable tracks: “Dad's Dead Dog” and “Feedin' the Birds.” Both collaborations showcase a blend of styles that highlight their distinct musical approaches.

“Dad's Dead Dog” stands out with its raw energy and catchy hooks. The partnership with The Sticky Sweethearts brings a different dynamic, creating a sound that resonates well with fans of both artists. In “Feedin' the Birds,” the collaboration continues to explore themes of everyday life, set against an engaging backdrop. The chemistry between the musicians is evident, making these tracks compelling listens for those who appreciate rock and alternative rock.

These collaborations reflect a willingness to experiment and connect, adding depth to Obscurest Vinyl's work. The contributions from The Sticky Sweethearts enhance the overall experience, making the tracks memorable in their own right.