Band Obsolyn Released Debut EP Of Entropy
The Orlando-based group has launched their four-song debut record on streaming services.
Updated on Oct. 8, 2026 in Other — General
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The band Obsolyn has released their debut EP, Of Entropy, which features four tracks. Formed from the remaining members of Ginko Balboa, the group serves as a new project for the musicians.
Why it matters
The formation of Obsolyn follows the loss of the lead vocalist from the musicians' previous band, Ginko Balboa. Recruiting Dominique Leath allowed the ensemble to continue their collaborative work in a new configuration.
The EP Of Entropy consists of four songs recorded at the band's self-built studio. It is currently available for listeners on major streaming services.
The players
Obsolyn
Obsolyn is an Orlando-based music group formed by former members of Ginko Balboa.
Dominique Leath
Dominique Leath is the lead vocalist recruited by the ensemble to form the band Obsolyn.
The details
The band recorded the project at the Shred Shed, a practice and recording space they built themselves in Orlando. The lineup includes Dominique Leath, Jesse Jones, Joey Lopez, Steve Ryan, and Brandon Graham.
Timeline
October 13, 2026: The band performs their live hometown debut.
Industry Dynamics
The release of Of Entropy follows the broader music industry trend of independent bands bypassing physical media to distribute directly via streaming platforms. This shift allows emerging groups to build a following without the immediate need for major label infrastructure.
Fans can listen to the new EP immediately on digital streaming platforms. Those interested in seeing the band's first live show can attend their performance at My Sister's House, with admission priced between $5 and $10.
The takeaway
Supporting local bands at small venues remains an essential way to foster the music scene in Orlando. Listeners can follow the group's debut trajectory to see how their new sound evolves beyond their initial four-song release.
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More information
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Orlando Weekly.
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