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Articles tagged "oneida" Music ReviewOneida: Rated Oby Evan Sawdey[14.Jul.09] :. Over the course of three fuzzed-out discs, there's one solid Oneida album to be found in here; you just have to wade through some indulgent, excessive, and flat-out boring instrumental passages to get to it.  Music ReviewOneida: Preteen Weaponryby Ian Mathers[18.Sep.08] :. Brooklyn trio contains multitudes, this time letting them out in droning, jammy Krautrock form.  Mixed MediaTilly and The Wall, Ron Sexsmith, Ed Harcourt…by PopMatters Staff[16.Jun.08] :. Tilly and The Wall Cacophony [MP3] (from O releasing 17 June on Team Love) Pot Kettle Black [MP3] (from O releasing 17 June on Team...  Music ReviewOneida: Happy New Yearby Jennifer Kelly[12.Jul.06] :. Tipping towards the folk precision of The Wedding but blistering with noise, Happy New Year is another landmark album from one of rock's most underrated bands. Maybe this time people will pay attention?  Music ReviewOneida: The Weddingby Richard T. Williams[11.May.05] :. Another left turn from Brooklyn's most creative and unpredictable band, The Wedding brings Oneida's trademarked, heavy psych-rock repetition into a new arena: folk songs with string sections. Jaws will drop.  Music ReviewOneida: Nice/Splittin’ Peaches EPby David Malitz[10.Jan.05] :. Oneida has emerged as one of the more compelling groups around over the past few years. Save for 2003, the prolific Brooklyn-based band has released a full-length album each year since 1999, and this... Oneida: Secret Warsby Andrew Simmons[9.Mar.04] :. When I was a junior in college, I started doing a weekly show on the school’s student-run radio station. At first, I had deliciously high hopes for what I might accomplish in the studio,... Ted Leo and the Pharmacists + Oneidaby Chris Bailey[2.Dec.03] :. Ted Leo can sure fill a venue. So far this year, he’s played four shows (that I know of) in Chicago, including this one, and all have been positively jam-packed. Putting out the... Oneida: Enemy Hogs | PopMatters Music Reviewby Mike PaceUpon initial examination, this group seems to have the potential to be one of those balls-out American rockers; sweat and engineer boots, a red handkerchief in one pocket and enough Murray’s... Oneida: Come On Everybody Let’s Rockby Roni ShapiraThe men in Oneida are incredibly serious when they invite everybody to rock. How on earth they manage to extend this invite without falling into the pathos and cliché of the rock is a great... |
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