Oneida
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This has been the most difficult review I've ever had to write. I really like Oneida. From the moment I heard 'Caesar?s Column' on "Secret Wars," I kn...

Oneida does whatever the hell Oneida feels like doing. It's their M.O.?that, and an endless exploration of rhythm and repetition. Most bands maintain ...

In 1848, a man called John Humphrey Noyes founded the Oneida Community, a small religious cult who believed that the Lord Jesus Christ had already ret...

Oneida get a lot of mileage out of their boredom; I’ve never heard a band whose music sounds so much like the result of indie rock and post-punk diste...

PAY ATTENTION TO US!!!...

Even three decades beyond the punk era, there's still a lingering urge to scoff at the supposed bloat and indulgence of the double album. Concision is...

The wonderful thing about a band like Oneida is that they’re damn-near impossible to classify. Unfortunately, this is also their greatest weakness.Sin...

There are certain artists throughout history that insist their art extends forth into the world from another dimension of consciousness lurking just b...

You gotta love the fact that the new TRIPLE album from long-serving rhythm-centric psychonauts Oneida is merely the second part of their triptych Than...

With apparent perversity, this Brooklyn quintet’s new triple CD emphasises their least palatable traits — grinding repetition, torturous extended piec...