“Saying nothing about the quality of their fierce full-length debut Nothing Feels Natural, Priests are capable of much more than they let on in 2017. Prior to this release, they were making perfectly good—if not great—highly enjoyable punk rock (especially if you’re already primed to enjoy that sort of thing). They were hailed harbingers of a new post-punk wave radiating from Washington D.C.’s stor”
“As a listening experience, it's a dense one, but never weighty. ”
“On The Seduction of Kansas, Priests demonstrate that they're masters of their craft”
“The Washington, D.C. band’s second album is dense with ambiguities, sacrificing their debut’s quotable one-liners in favor of character sketches about the everyday banality of evil.”
“On their second LP, Washington D.C. band lights out into wide-open new territory”
“Released via their own record label, Sister Polygon – which has, thus far, jolted the music world with early releases by Downtown Boys, Snail Mail and Sneaks – Priest’s second album is in equal measures brave and uneasy; a question and an answer. Now into their eighth year as a band, the Washington D.C. group remain an inspired aberration in contemporary music, blending their own brand of off-beat”
