Here’s what some nice folks have said about our music:
BLURT Magazine
“Roll over, Dick Taylor, and tell Gerry Roslie the news. Straight outta Tucson, by way of stints in NYC and L.A., are The Modeens, whose moderne twist on garage ‘n’ psych is simultaneously distaff – courtesy vocalist/bassist Cristina Williams, who brings Chrissie Hynde sass and Mary Weiss class to the table – and thuggish, with brawny R&B and muscular riffage galore. Williams shares mic duties with guitarist Jamie Laboz, the two also collaborating on songwriting duties, and the resulting sonic yin/yang makes for one of the most compelling and pleasant surprises to arrive this year.”
- Fred Mills (Full review)
Big Takeover Magazine
“It’s hard, happy, and just raunchy enough…”
- Jack Rabid (Full review)
Tucson Weekly
“Here’s a pleasant surprise: a surf-garage-R&B band playing rambunctious rave-ups that don’t blindly parrot 1960s-style music. Instead, The Modeens take a familiar sound, borrow its tropes and motifs, and rework it, throwing in a modern spin.”
- Gene Armstrong (Full review)
Kick Out The Jams
“This is a record that, once you’ve decided to pay attention to its title, is impossible to stop listening to.”
- Oscar Garcia (Original, English translation link)
