Reviews
People seem to like us for some reason! Here's a few links to Worm Quartet interviews,
articles, CD reviews, etc.!
“The City” Newspaper interview with Worm Quartet
(Words
from Shoebox and nice comments by Frank DeBlase.)
Dr.
Demento recommends "Faster Than a Speeding Mullet!"
(An
incredibly flattering review from a legend.)
Ink 19's really bitchin' review of "Faster Than a Speeding
Mullet"
("Aided by hyperactive keyboards, Worm Quartet spews all manner of lyrical
insanity faster than any sane brain can absorb it.")
Ink 19's equally-bitchin' review of "Stupid Video Game
Music"
("Sometimes, an album has the perfect title. Sadly, this is not the case
here, for though you could easily call this Video Game Music, it is not very
stupid. No. It's witty, and scatological, juvenile, smartassed... but stupid?
Well, alright. Maybe a bit stupid. But funny as hell.")
Razorcake's
Short but sweet review of "Stupid Video Game Music"
(You'll
have to scroll down to the bottom of the page to see it, damned alphabetical
order...)
Drowned
In Sound Review of "Stupid Video Game Music"
Describes
the album as both "very juvenile" and "quite brilliant."
cnymusicandart.com
review of Torpedofest
Good
review of the 4-day Torpedo Fest including some nice words about Worm Quartet's
live debut and yet another sweaty picture of Shoebox!
Syracuse
New Times Interviews Worm Quartet
Hands
down, my favorite interview/review so far. Conducted with part-time New Times
writer and full-time Flashing Astonisher Gregg Yeti, who calls me "a
quintessential fruitcake" and "the potential new king of Syracuse's
subterranean noise scene" The online review, unfortunately, doesn't
include the great pic that made it into the paper version of the New
Times...but you can see it at the top of this here page!
Drowned
In Sound Review of "Sumophobia"
Very
nice review from a British online zine - they compared WQ to Joey Ramone and
Weird Al, and gave me 5 yellow dots out of a possible 5!
CNY
Music And Art Page review of "Sumophobia"
Michael
Haight of cnymusicandart.com claims: "It seems that the Quartet has
imagination pouring out of every orifice in their bodies."
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