Oneida

Categories: Entertainment | Music | Alternative Rock | Rock | Indie | Hard Rock

  • Brooklyn-based quartet Oneida play a distinctive, and hypnotically repetitive, form of psychedelic hard rock. Their eighth full length album, Happy New Year, was released in 2006.

  • Fast Facts:

    1. Formed in 1997 in Brooklyn, New York
    2. Record Labels: Jagjaguwar, Arena Rock Recording Co.
    3. The band owns the label Brah Records, part of Jagjaguwar
    4. Recorded split release Atheists, Reconsider with Liars
    5. Guitarist Phil Manley is also a member of Trans Am and The F-cking Champs
    6. Guitarist Shahin Motia is also a member of Ex Models
    7. Performed score for the demolition derby documentary Speedo

  • Albums

    1. A Place Called El Shaddai's (1997)
    2. Enemy Hogs (1999)
    3. Come on Everybody Let's Rock (2000)
    4. Anthem of the Moon (2001)
    5. Each One Teach One (2002)
    6. Secret Wars (2004)
    7. The Wedding (2005)
    8. 'Happy New Year (2006)
    9. Preteen Weaponry (2008)

  • Career Overview

    After forming in New York in 1997, Oneida built a significant following playing live shows around the city, often in empty warehouses or at loft parties. The released their 1997 debut album, A Place Called El Shaddai's, on the small Turnbuckle label, and moved to Jagjaguwar for the follow-up, Enemy Hogs.

    The band started their own imprint on Jagjaguwar, Brah Records, which has released music from Parts and Labor, Oakley Hall and other Brooklyn bands. They celebrated 10 years of performing together with a New York concert in September of 2007.

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