Oneida
Preteen Weaponry

I'll admit it; I had no intentions of ever purchasing another Oneida disc. I love the band and would rank them as one of the country's premiere psyche...

Oneida are sneaky. Without most people realizing it, they somehow crept into being one of the best bands out there around the time of 2004’s Secret Wa...

A particular keyboard sound used to menace a lot of Oneida songs, pulsing and overheating like a hail of casino marquees. It becomes more of a beacon ...

Everyone should have Oneida in their lives. Unpredictable, eternally shifting guises, the Brooklyn outfit have retained something of an erratic edge, ...

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Anyone who has followed Oneida through their many stops knows they are an indie-rock force, pumping out quality LP after quality LP without getting to...

In the 2004 documentary Kill Your Idols, Lydia Lunch and a bunch of other original no-wavers ripped their 21st century imitators for focusing on image...

I love concept albums, me. I love the pretentiousness of it all. I love the fact that the artist has displayed evidence of an attention span beyond th...

Ever since their epic 2002 song "Sheets of Easter", Oneida seem to evoke something wild and transcendent in the press and the minds of their fans. Eag...

40 minutes of wanky, muso anti-instrumentalism Welcome, brave traveller! Welcome to the world of tomorrow! As the pompous guff stuck to the cover of P...