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We are members of Free Diamonds (Deep Elm) & Forsake Ya to the Snakes (Supermedic) melted into a broken computer with arms and legs like real boys.

the Decider(Madison)-
"Milwaukee band Worrier sure has one foot in the crowded genre of danceable post-punk, with its prickly, hyper drums and basslines and weirdly yelped vocals, but there’s also something more delicate at work here. The band’s chirp-toned guitars, for one, help to lighten up these claustrophobic-feeling tunes with spaced-out melodies. The effect might compel folks to get up and twitch along to the beat, but also to slow down and appreciate the music’s unexpectedly inviting layers. Worrier’s also working on getting a full-length out sometime this fall."

HEAVEmedia.com
"You get a little bit of everything in it, from dance beats to erratic drum changes coupled with beautiful guitar parts. It feels like Worrier wasn’t holding back when they decided to make their first album, and neither should they have. There’s never a dull or empty moment, even in parts where there’s only kooky noises blaring. “I Am the River” keeps your interest at every second, with different voices coming from all directions and come great guitar riffs blasting you into another realm of music. It makes it hard to peg a genre for the album to go under. It’s everything from electronic to straight-up rock and roll and everything in between. If awesome was a genre, it would definitely be under there."
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the ONION(Madison)-
"Milwaukee band Worrier certainly loves twitching drum patterns and a sense of cranky detachment, but the tracks it's preparing for an upcoming album aim for interplay that's uncommon in this decades stubborn trend of brooding-yet-danceable rock. Instead of jabbing in lock-step, Worrier's guitars, synths, and vocals patiently chirp, whisper, drift, and weave across channels, accomplishing as much in drumless breaks as in punchy outbursts. In that, it's not unlike Foals, the buzzing British group Worrier opened for on its last Madison stop. The difference is that Worrier seems interested in using its open spaces to fuller advantage."

ISTHMUS (Madison)-
"WORRIER: a genius mishmash of noise guitar, ethereal atmospherics, driving bass lines and dance beats brought to you by former members of Forsake Ya to the Snakes and Free Diamonds."

Full length album Slated for October 26. With supporting tours to the west and possibly EU/UK.

Video of our new shoes blues @ Soy Festival in Nantes, France.

SOY Festival 6 - Worrier from Anousonne Savanchomkeo on Vimeo.