"The quartet's monster guitars, attack-drums, and dramatic tempo changes are mysteriously heavy, darkly psychedelic, and you can actually hear how long the bass player's hair is. The result gratifies audience and musician alike in long, rock-operatic songs like 'Failed Spiraling Majesty.'" -- San Francisco Weekly, 5/16/07
"Seattle's Wah Wah Exit Wound are all about bashing their heads on the prog rock, as they liberally grab from the techincal precision of King Crimson and the unfiltered chaos of Japan's Green Milk from the Planet Orange. If prog is your steez, you couldn't pick two better bands to be influenced by." --Portland Mercury, 4/5/07
"I sure like imagining this Seattle-based four-piece’s meandering, trippy, psych-influenced prog guitar lines working their way through the band’s noise-based backdrops and bursting through the other side–with blood sprays sonic rays shooting out every which way. The band’s sludgy prog rock undoubtedly achieves a piercing effect–whether it’s with gut-lancing bass or brain-rattling noise–which could conjure feelings of being shot with sound. It’s reminiscent of rockers from Danzig or Pink Floyd to seriously guitar-centric influences such as Built to Spill or Dinosaur Jr.–a fine group of idols if you ask me. If you ask the band’s MySpace, though, it will tell you it takes most after “KING CRIMSON!!!†No argument here." --Local Cut (Portland Music Journal), 5/16/07
If you're driving in your car late at night and you happen to hear Megadeath's "Rust in Peace" come on the stereo (in full), and you dig it -- this does not necessarily mean you're a metal fan. It just might mean that you're predisposed to kind of dig on prog rock. So if you can kind of dig on prog rock, you might dig us. We sure hope you do. This band was started by Dave and Jared in an attempt to play something that combined prog song structures with psychedelic freakouts. Andy came on board from the drum core. Bowie came on board with a deep knowledge of all things Crimson. We jammed some more and worked some shit up that we like a lot and play all the time at home so that it sounds real good for all you folks in the listening audience. We like to play Hearts if anyone's interested. Watch out for Andy, he shoots the moon all the fucking time. -Gary Nielson, Drunk in 2007
