radiohead, elvis costello, the shins, fugazi, jeff buckley, the beatles, bowie, brendan benson, grandaddy, the flaming lips, the faint, led zeppelin, grant lee buffalo, wilco, the cars, my bloody valentine, the kinks, the cure, nomeansno, gang of four, spoon, the constantines, etc.
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"”What Doesn’t Kill Us” exemplifies the rococo ideal that no pop filigree will go unused. Is this a bad thing? I think not. New wavisms turn up alongside the kind of ’70s power ballads that shamed many, but serve as a suitably ironic backdrop for Michael Kingcaid’s easy lead vocals (although when he pulls out the stops… watch out! He’s one of rock’s overlooked vocal commandos)." - Los Angeles Times
""Bonnaroo's opening night tends to be about discovery, more than anything else. With the two biggest stages dark, a slew of eager, smaller bands hit the tent stages, and equally eager concertgoers, undoubtedly stoked to not be waiting in a car on the side of a highway, sop up the sets in droves. One of those early sets came from Texas' What Made Milwaukee Famous, and despite a few Wisconsinites having attended the set to see what they assumed to be fellow cheeseheads, the crowd was pretty bowled over. Take a look: http://www.spinmagazine.com/articles/bonnaroo-reviewed-what-made-milwaukee-famous." - SPIN.com
"Surrounded by shifting, muted post-punk guitar chords and minor-key keyboard twinkling, vocalist/guitarist Michael Kingcaid croons through lo-fi sheen, "Hey, weren't you told / How brutal life can be?" before the rest of the band rips into a soaring, guitar-and-saxophone-laden build up." - SPIN.com
"Guitar muscle, ferocious drumming, commanding vocals, and hook-laden tunes: no sophomore slump here. Austin’s What Made Milwaukee Famous took its time with the follow-up to its 2004 debut, and it was a wise move." - Texas Monthly
but, you should listen for yourselves and decide. if we happen to be heading your way, please come out and see us.
Hey guys, thanks so much for the add. I really enjoy your music. Good stuff. If you have a moment, I'd love for you to hear some of mine. Hope all's well & best wishes!
Thanks for the add! I really like your, tracks! Wonderful sound! You remind me of what it's all about! Keep on making, fine music! Your new fan, Redneck Ronnie & The Stoned Sheep band
I second the girl that said you need to come back to Columbus! :) I too am in a need of a fix of WMMF! You guys just amazed me when I saw you at The Basement.