“Pissed Jeans tear 21st century standards to tatters on Why Love Now”
“On ‘Why Love Now’’s opener, ‘Waiting On My Horrible Warning’, producer Lydia Lunch coaxes a fantastically hammy vocal from Pissed Jeans frontman Matt Korvette. He snarls and squeals and jabbers over funereal stoner-blues in the manner of Lunch’s old sparring partner Nick Cave at his most blood-and-thunder. However, it is at this point that the circuitry is jammed. Rather than doling out violence ‘”
“Co-produced with Lydia Lunch, the new Pissed Jeans LP is the sludge-punk band’s cleanest, most hi-fidelity album, and their deepest dive into the inglorious male psyche yet.”
“A very belated review of the latest Pissed Jeans album, which offers a funny and noisy commentary on love in the present-day.”
