Ordinary 5 Minneapolis, Minnesota
Formed out of a mutual love of late 70’s and early 80’s post-punk, and 80’s alternative and jangle pop, the "O5" distill
their influences into a sound that is reverent of the past, but uniquely their own.
Powered by music that alternately chimes, swirls, chugs, and soars, the lyrics eloquently capture the drama, hijinks, joys and frustrations of young adulthood,
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