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May 19, 2023The music is abrasive, but in its most shocking moments, the band allows beauty to shine through the grime and static.
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May 26, 2023‘i’ve seen a way’ sees the band marching down their own path, and it’s one worth following.
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May 25, 2023An album with bangers like Drag [Crashed] is easily redeemed, however, and I’ve Seen A Way winds up being the most exciting debut in recent times, recommended for fans of the electronic and the industrial.
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May 19, 2023Start with the bangers – and there are plenty, mostly front-loaded. ... It’s a visceral and strange album, one that revels in its abstractions, but is direct in what it has to say.
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The WireMay 18, 2023You might not always know what they are saying but the wails in “Iron Maiden” and foreboding synths of “(Crystal Aura Redux)” don’t need translating. The bleak production and relentless beats should keep us dancing all the way through the apocalypse. [Jun 2023, p.54]
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May 19, 2023Mandy, Indiana never lose sight of their aesthetic and existential north star, despite how convincingly they navigate despair.
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May 18, 2023Mandy, Indiana clearly make music with the intention to disrupt, confront, and force the listener to question society's ethics, and their first album succeeds at all of these points.
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May 18, 2023It’s surprising, but oddly delightful.
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UncutMay 18, 2023As much as the likes of "Injury Detail" and "Peach Fuzz" evoke Clock DVA and early Psychic TV at their most unnerving, the group nevertheless achieve a grimy grandeur that feels modern, too. [Jun 2023, p.32]