Osker
Osker an American punk rock band, 1998 by Devon Williams (guitar and vocals) and Dave Benitez ( bass) was founded and was (mostly Phil Drazik and Matthew Dietrich ) completed with a rotating cast on drums. In the same year they released together with the group Blindsided a vinyl EP on BANK SHOT! Records and could contribute Epitaph on contacts a track to compilation " Punk -O -Rama 3" of indie labels. This was done by the band and provided money to produce an album available, which appeared in 2000 under the title " Treatment 5", which was played and produced in typical U.S. punk style, and by critics as Epitaph typical and comparable among other things, Rancid was called. Back in 2001, also appeared in Epitaph, the follow-up album "Idle Will Kill ", which clearly stood out in production and songwriting from its predecessor and was admitted benevolent and the critics. In early 2002 gave Williams the dissolution of the band known. He played in the meantime Fingers Cut Mega Machine and Lavender Diamond and published today under his own name. Benitez plays in the rock duo The Black Heartthrobs.