Oslo.
oslo. was a British post-punk band that released recordings on UK label Scared Hitless in 1999. They were notable for stylizing their name as a terminated common noun, distinguishing it from other "Oslo"s such as Spanish band Oslo from 1984, Italian band Oslo in 2003, U.S. band Oslo in 2003, and French duo Oslo in 2013. The concept is similar to the separated type.object.property hierarchy associations used in object-oriented programming and appears on the cover art of album "", designed by "karen.j.robins", and on their single "oslo.skrika." subtitled "skrika...[to scream]". Confusion over the band's name continued  for more than a decade at music retailers, cataloguers and auctioneers. Output. The band released the EP "3.99" on 8 March 1999, and the single "skrika." on 24 September 1999, followed by the album "Daylight" also that year. All were produced by Paul Noble (Eat, Warm Jets, Robyn Hitchcock), and written by Lee Bryan and Robin Cook. All songs from "3.99" and "skrika." were included with four new songs on the "Daylight" album, prompting one critic at "New Musical Express" to berate it as a "rerelease" with unfavorable comparisons to similar-sounding acts. The band's performances of "Skrika" and  She's Into Strange on BBC Two's "Later... with Jools Holland" aired in October 1999. As of 2015, "Daylight" was the band's final release and also the final of seven releases by independent label Scared Hitless.