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Holy Fawn is an American rock band from Phoenix, Arizona. The band currently consists of guitarist and vocalist Ryan Osterman, guitarist Evan Phelps, and drummer Austin Reinholz, with bassist Alexander Rieth also being part of their lineup until 2023. They have released two full-length studio albums and two extended plays . History.
29 set 2022 · text Gregory Adams. September 29, 2022. The multiverse is having a moment — an infinitude of them, if you will. Thanks to Marvel's recent batch of mind-warping blockbusters, parallel realities have fully entered the zeitgeist. But the concept is nothing new to Holy Fawn 's Ryan Osterman.
22 mar 2023 · “I don’t really think we sat down and decided what music we wanted to make,” says Holy Fawn guitarist and vocalist Ryan Osterman, when asked to describe exactly what his band are. “We all have differing interests, so we never intentionally wrote a song to sound a specific way. It’s never really been pencilled in, what we ...
8 set 2022 · Holy Fawn is comprised of guitarists Ryan Osterman and Evan Phelps, bassist Alexander Reith, and drummer Austin Reinholz. With help from producer and mixer Mike Watts ( The Dear Hunter, The...
7 set 2022 · The same words open and close Holy Fawn’s sophomore album, delivered with the same delicate tremble by vocalist Ryan Osterman. Like recounting a premonition, he whispers about “a circular...
The guitarist/vocalist from my favorite LP of 2022 graces us with his presence here on the podcast today! I have Ryan Osterman from Holy Fawn who released an astonishing piece of work in 2022 in the form of their LP called "Dimensional Bleed" that if you haven't listened to...STOP listening to this and go there immediately.
11 set 2023 · October 27 Phoenix, AZ Crescent Ballroom. Holy Fawn is Ryan Osterman (guitar, vocals), Evan Phelps (guitar), and Austin Reinholz (drums). The Arizona-born band have released two albums: Dimensional Bleed (2022), Death Spells (2018), as well as a pair of EPs: The Black Moon (2020) and Realms (2015).
