On Thin Ice

"Dealt a dead mans hand in a losers gamethat's just how its when the Devil knows your name."



Due to popular demand we made a few more of the shirts shown in the pictures section. Only got smalls and mediums left though. If you want one.

paypal a tenner (paypal fees and postage included) to:

hemlock13@googlemail.com



A band with one finger constantly pressing the self destruct button

Despite only lasting a year and a half, OTI accomplished more in that brief time than many bands do in careers four or five times that length. Releasing a 7 on D&G Records entitled All Hope Abandon and later a split 7 with Richmond, Virginia friends Down To Nothing on Grave Mistake records. OTI quickly garnered a strong and loyal following of scumbags, hooligans and troublemakers from the less than savoury quarters of the UK hardcore scene and both band and followers alike became notorious for starting problems, closing clubs, fireworks, and carnage started by the sheer intensity of the performance. Tours with What Hope Remains, Down To Nothing and Outbreak amongst others left a dent on the country and for a while shows once again felt like wild, unpredictable and violent events again rather than a fashion show populated by two stepping faggots. OTI imploded in November 2005 shortly before their Relentless demo was released on D&G recs.



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Above is a video that our friend Mike made. Below is a video that we found on Youtube that has footage from some of our earliest shows, before we had a record out. Good times.

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We played our first show in March 2004 and our last show in November 2005.

Full discography and pressing details will be listed shortly.