“Now working as a trio, the Pittsburgh band’s second album is heavier, uglier, and far more glitched out than its predecessor. It’s also lovelier, more full of life, and more empathetic.”
“The Pittsburgh band’s third album presents a nuanced look into online young adulthood in the age of acceleration.”
“The Pittsburgh band's third LP takes on capitalism and hyper-individualism with a complex blend of noise rock, shoegaze, and indie pop.”
