Thanks to Stephanie M and Big Wheel Magazine for the great review of Woman of Mass Destruction by The Woolly Bandits ! Read the online version here.

The Woolly Bandits - Woman Of Mass Destruction - Out on Citation Records

August 6, 2009

At first glance, based on just looking at the back cover of The Woolly Bandits’ "Woman Of Mass Destruction" album, the impression that the band is something like the B-52s is the first idea that comes to mind. While hints of the B-52s at times appear in the album, the band rightfully holds their own unique identity and talents. "Woman Of Mass Destruction", released through Citation Records, takes a spin on Punk, Rockabilly, and Psychedelic music, to deliver an album entirely different and fierce.

Upon listening to the album, many of the songs give out different vibes and showcase the different influences that exist in the band. In many of the songs, the guitar stylings are similar to the guitar stylings of Rockabilly music. Yet the stylings of the keyboards remind you of the Psychedelic 60’s counter-culture experience, something similar to Strawberry Alarm Clock. The vocals on the other hand also contribute a unique style to the overall music. In a way, the band maintains an impression of the B-52s because of how quirky their music is, and because of the variety of music produced. Regardless of whether or not you see the resemblance, one thing you will agree on is that the music is catchy and irresistible.

The Woolly Bandits have something great going on for them, and by checking out "Woman Of Mass Destruction", they can share the diversity with you.. The album is filled with different styles and influences, and it will certainly not fail to impress you. Funky and fresh, the band’s album may cause you to get up and do the twist, and that’s a personal warning.