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Reviews
By Evan Sawdey
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. [14 July 2009]
By Ian Mathers
Brooklyn trio contains multitudes, this time letting them out in droning, jammy Krautrock form. [18 September 2008]
By Jennifer Kelly
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? [12 July 2006]
By Richard T. Williams
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. [11 May 2005]
By David Malitz
By Andrew Simmons
By Roni Shapira
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