“Following the release of their second album, Multi-Task, in 2017, we left Omni taking their stand as members of that post-punk, art-rock upswing that circled around bands like Ought, Preoccupations and Protomartyr, all of which seemed to be continuing the work of giants like Wire, The Fall and early Talking Heads. Networker is the Atlanta trio’s first record for Sub Pop, and is without a doubt a b”
“Networker is excellent - but Omni have room yet to grow”
“Atlanta post-punks Omni serve up their third LP, Networker; it presents new ideas and tones to the choppy, distant and sparse sounds that emanate from a post-punk scene that draws inspiration from bands like Television. There is a lot of silence on the album — both in terms of quiet, reserved moments and space between notes and strokes. During the quiet moments, intimate vocals are hunched and s”
“The Atlanta duo’s Sub Pop debut examines the mundane anxieties of modern life with caffeinated post-punk that recalls Parquet Courts or Wire.”
