PRESS PRAISE
AUSTIN CHRONICLE "Catchy fuzz-punk sermons with the wires exposed."DELI MAGAZINE "Their psychedelic sound mixed with Chase Frank’s hypnotizing, melodicvoice redefines the standard of girl bands. Even a modern day Odysseus wouldn't stand a chance against these self-proclaimed “Femme Fatale Siren Songs.” OVRLD on The Harms -"Warpaint wishes they could hit that melt into restrained garage bass thump. Hard hitting girl rock, Motown-esque choruses and jangly garage numbers: The Harms have it all. "GETTING PAST THE STATIC on The Harms - "Vocalist Chase Frank has some set of pipes on her. It seems ef ortless the way she belts out those songs. "CITY WEEKLY "...Two psychedelic and sassy songs—a ballad about a teenage vampire suicide pact, called "Graveyard Love" and a post-punk-paced surf-pop track, called "Sound Dragons." The trio play the dark side of pop, with hectic and sometimes fuzzy guitar rif s from frontwoman Chase Frank and frantic drumming from Jessica Alexander. " ON VINYL (ATX on record) by Max Lillard--"Frank’s voice, which is at once almost operatic in its register and alluring as a siren’s call, brought handfuls of raw emotion to some of the band’s most psychedelic lyrics. A genre blending and mind bending brand of rock that can switch styles on the fly."