Cousin Oven

Cousin Oven started as a solo project with no real direction or goal other than being an identity for writing and releasing concept-driven albums. His first album, A Sound View, is a collection of songs inspired by houses in his hometown, while his second album, Royale for the Dogs, depicts the curious and deranged imagery of dreams. As a songwriter, Owen pulls from his experiences as a classical trumpet player, as well as his background in jazz guitar and melds the two musical identities into a uniquely voiced alternative rock group heavily influenced by the raw and honest recordings of bands like Big Thief, Options, and Slaughter Beach Dog.