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Formed in 2013 in Chicago, Oozing Wound is a trio built around Zack Weil on guitar and vocals, Kevin Cribbin on bass, and Kyle Reynolds on drums. Known for raw energy, unhinged riffs, and relentless rhythm, they’ve carved out a distinctive space in modern noise rock and punk-adjacent metal. This page provides a concise bio, highlights from their discography, and the latest on tour activity and live appearances. If you're looking to catch them live, we’ve got you covered—secure your seats with a friend in the business who knows how to get you in.

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Key releases include Retrash (2013), Earth Suck (2014), Whatever Forever (2016), High Anxiety (2019), and We Cater To Cowards (2023) on Thrill Jockey. They’ve issued notable singles like Drug Reference (Adult Swim Singles, 2014) and The Good Times (I Don’t Miss ’Em) (2022). We’ve tracked coverage from Pitchfork and The Quietus, plus live reporting from BrooklynVegan during the Whatever Forever era. While Injury-related touring pauses were noted by The Quietus in early 2023–2024, we’re here to help you stay updated on any upcoming shows and how to grab tickets when they’re announced. For the latest on social updates and shows, follow their official channels and connect directly via their official site and pages.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Oozing Wound

  • Formed in 2013 in Chicago, comprised of Zack Weil (guitar/vocals), Kevin Cribbin (bass), Kyle Reynolds (drums).
  • Discography highlights include We Cater To Cowards (2023, Thrill Jockey), High Anxiety (2019), Whatever Forever (2016), Earth Suck (2014) and Retrash (2013); also a 2014 Split LP with Black Pus.
  • Single releases include Drug Reference (Adult Swim Singles, 2014) and The Good Times (I Don’t Miss ’Em) (2022; tied to the We Cater To Cowards era).
  • Adult Swim Singles-program feature for Drug Reference is a notable milestone in their reach beyond underground indie circles.
  • Recent press: We Cater To Cowards received Pitchfork and The Quietus coverage; touring behind Whatever Forever was documented by BrooklynVegan.
  • As of early 2023–2024, The Quietus noted no touring due to drummer injury, suggesting limited live activity for the foreseeable future.

The records

Oozing Wound Discography

  • We Cater To Cowards
    2023 · Thrill Jockey
  • High Anxiety
    2019 · Thrill Jockey
  • Whatever Forever
    2016 · Thrill Jockey
  • Earth Suck
    2014 · Thrill Jockey
  • Split LP (Black Pus / Oozing Wound)
    2014 · Thrill Jockey
  • Retrash
    2013 · Thrill Jockey

The hits

Top Oozing Wound Songs

  • The Good Times (I Don't Miss 'Em)
    2022 · N/A
  • Tween Shitbag
    2019 · N/A
  • Drug Reference
    2014 · N/A

Key releases include Retrash (2013), Earth Suck (2014), Whatever Forever (2016), High Anxiety (2019), and We Cater To Cowards (2023) on Thrill Jockey. They’ve issued notable singles like Drug Reference (Adult Swim Singles, 2014) and The Good Times (I Don’t Miss ’Em) (2022). We’ve tracked coverage from Pitchfork and The Quietus, plus live reporting from BrooklynVegan during the Whatever Forever era. While Injury-related touring pauses were noted by The Quietus in early 2023–2024, we’re here to help you stay updated on any upcoming shows and how to grab tickets when they’re announced. For the latest on social updates and shows, follow their official channels and connect directly via their official site and pages.

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