Aquarium Drunkard — On The Louder I Call, The Faster It Runs, Wye Oak synthesizes the disparate strands that have run through its discography over the last decade into one solid form. Synthesizers hum, electronics whirl, guitars mutate into fantastical shapes. All of th... more info
DrownedInSound — The U.S. duo’s fifth LP is a searing blend of musical ambition and social commentary. Singer Jenn Wasner talks through its sound and substance more info
Brooklyn Vegan — Plus: La Luz, My Brightest Diamond, Elton John, Kathy Griffin, Black Lips, Wye Oak, Sidi Touré, Dear Nora, and more just-announced tours.
Continue reading… more info
New York Times — The duo’s new album is another step forward, filled with orderly patterned music and questions about living an artistic life. more info
JamBase —
Watch Wye Oak perform a trio of songs from their recently released sixth studio album on 'CBS This Morning.'
The post Wye Oak Performs On CBS ‘Saturday Sessions’ appeared first on JamBase.
more info
LargeHeartedBoy — Wye Oak's The Louder I Call, The Faster It Runs is another strong release from one of my favorite bands. Other albums I can recommend this week include Dr. Octagon's Moosebumps: An Exploration Into Modern Day Horripilation, Eels' The... more info
Stereogum — We often perceive indie rock of the early 21st century through two defining lenses: the era of New York's early '00s retro-revival and the rise of Brooklyn and mainstream indie that supplanted it by the end of that decade. There were, of course, all ... more info