Did you ever see Oxes, the instrumental Baltimore math-rock trio who ran wild in the early ’00s? Those shows were so much fun. Two of them played wireless guitars, and they’d just go careening through the audience, pretty much forcing too-cool indie rock crowds to react. I miss them. Anyway, that’s not what we’re here to discuss right now. Instead, we’re talking about Oxis, an electronic producer whose tracks are all dedicated to marine life. Whole different thing.
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