Before putting the idea of a 3xCD set aside, Drummer Kid Millions told
an interviewer the project was "the stone tablets of Onieda." Given how
hard it is to nail the band down to one sound, figuring out what those
tablets could be remained a mystery. The good news: Between beat-heavy
studio workouts, some of their loosest instrumental jams, and their
most liberal use of "O"-related puns in song titles, Oneida were
considerate enough to build it all around lean, no-frills rock on par
with the best of their earlier work. Rated O contains the band's wildest experiments while still covering most of their previous sonic tentpoles. Oneida are the only band running that I could tell a listener with a
straight face, yes, it's worth three discs, and it's worth your time. - Jason Crock (Pitchfork) For the full review visit http://pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/13215-rated-o/
Oneida - Rated O
Before putting the idea of a 3xCD set aside, Drummer Kid Millions told
an interviewer the project was "the stone tablets of Onieda." Given how
hard it is to nail the band down to one sound, figuring out what those
tablets could be remained a mystery. The good news: Between beat-heavy
studio workouts, some of their loosest instrumental jams, and their
most liberal use of "O"-related puns in song titles, Oneida were
considerate enough to build it all around lean, no-frills rock on par
with the best of their earlier work. Rated O contains the band's wildest experiments while still covering most of their previous sonic tentpoles. Oneida are the only band running that I could tell a listener with a
straight face, yes, it's worth three discs, and it's worth your time. - Jason Crock (Pitchfork) For the full review visit http://pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/13215-rated-o/
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