OXES are an enigmatic post-rock/math rock band hailing from Baltimore, Maryland. The group consists of guitarists Marc Miller and Nat Fowler, and drummer Christopher Freeland. Known for their unorthodox and dynamic sound, OXES forged their own path in the indie music scene with their instrumental prowess and compelling live performances. Their live shows often featured the guitarists roaming through the audience, wireless electric guitars in hand, creating an immersive and interactive experience.

Their self-titled debut album "Oxes" was released in 2000, showcasing their ability to blend intricate rhythms with raw, guitar-driven energy. The band expanded their discography with albums such as "OXXXES" and continued to refine their unique blend of precision and experimentation. "The Fourth Wall," one of their more recent releases, is a testament to their enduring creativity and influence in the math rock genre. Despite not being a household name, OXES has left a lasting impact on the underground music community, inspiring a generation of musicians to push the boundaries of conventional rock. Their music remains a cornerstone of the math rock genre, characterized by its complexity and exceptional guitar work.