WOJCIK
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Tiny Mussels
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Yarrow
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Off Your Meds
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Smoke
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General Info
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Genre: Garage / Indie / Rock
Location BROOKLYN, New York, Un
Profile Views: 7813
Last Login: 7/25/2012
Member Since 9/15/2010
Website wojcik.bandcamp.com
Record Label Blood Bunny
Type of Label Indie
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Bio
All Inquiries: WOJCIKband@gmail.com -
Members
Geoff Lewit (drums, background vocals), Hailey Wojcik (lead vocals, guitar) -
Influences
Iggy and the Stooges, X, the White Stripes, Joan Jett, the Slits, Dead Kennedys, Wanda Jackson, the Cramps -
Sounds Like
Midwestern Gothic. Garage.
WOJCIK - "Tiny Mussels" (Official)
WOJCIK - "I Can Change" (LCD Soundsystem Cover) (Official)
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Press/ Reviews of
WOJCIK and
The [VOY-chek] EP
-My Old Kentucky Blog
"WOJCIK sound really, really good to these ears with their jagged, off-kilter punk tunes accompanied by snarling femme vocals."
-GaragePunkNYC
"...reminiscent of The White Stripes and Blood Red Shoes in their bare bones garage-rock aesthetic, and also evoke memories of Sonic Youth. Wojcik flexes her voice in that very erotic, sultry, rock ‘n roll way that so few female rock vocalists seem to get right."
-Tympanogram
"WOJCIK, a Brooklyn duo that plays fierce, seductive garage rock with teeth, ...blends just enough fuzz with sharp riffs, tight drumming, and singer/guitarist Hailey Wojcik’s powerful, casually unapologetic voice swaggering through blood-soaked tales of betrayal and revenge."
-The Owl Mag
"...the perfect album to swallow with a few shots of bourbon. It just has that biting rawness that looms in a dark whiskey bar where the vocals escape through the poorly insulated windows causing people to stop and listen on the streets."
-Volume City UK
“Unapologetic! The [VOY-chek] EP tells stories of relationships gone awry, and tells them extremely well. Like this is Joan Jett all over again!”
-The Whipping Post
