Alex Bahler - 17.02.2011  On Tyvek’s Nothing Fits, nearly everything fits. The photograph adorning the Detroit outfit’s sophomore album—a girl, masked and nearly naked, staring...
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Eric Dawson - 10.01.2011  Tyvek came to wider attention outside of their hometown of Detroit on the basis of a more fractured take on the lo-fi/garage explosion of a few years ...
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Ged M - 23.12.2010 Tyvek’s second album is more supercharged punk-pop squeezing 12 tracks into an unrelenting 25 minutes in a DIY style that sounds like punk of the ’77 ...
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Jennifer Kelly - 20.12.2010  Cranked, cracked, bashedand frantic, Tyvek's second full-length pogos on a tightrope. There's an abyssdropping away on either side, an endless bottom ...
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Adam Johns - 13.12.2010  Let me start by saying that I am not entirely qualified to be reviewing this record. Like a great portion of Drowned in Sound readers (I think), I am...
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Christopher R. Weingarten - 01.12.2010  For their second collection of no-fi crud-pop, the scab-picking Detroit fuck-it-alls in Tyvek have evolved their cassette-damaged "frustration rock" i...
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Nate Knaebel - 30.11.2010  The members of Detroit’s Tyvek, underground favorites and probably one of the first bands mentioned when “that whole lo-fi pop, garage, punk thing” is...
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Alan Baban - 23.11.2010  Nothing Fits is Tyvek nut-cracked, threadbare, and down-at-heel. The Detroit rockers’ thrilling second LP—not counting the band’s hysterical Fast Meta...
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Aaron Leitko - 12.11.2010  Full of half-hearted fuzz riffs and tossed-off two-note vocals, Tyvek's self-titled debut made for great recession-era listening. In a world suddenly ...
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Bowlegs - 11.11.2010  You see adverts for band members stuck to the wall of rehearsal rooms, faded bits of paper marked with biro graffiti. We remember seeing one advert fo...
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