L.A. Witch

"It's not often this old boat gets floated by a new band using the trusty voice, guitar, bass and drums template but southern California female trio LA Witch cast a heady spell, straddling realms of LA noir imbued with a spectral psychobilly twang not encountered since Jeffrey Lee Pierce's early Gun Club ... There's not a sound out of place or misstep, just swooning narcotic allure and bad attitude throughout what will be one of the year's major debuts".

"Their self-titled debut is one that bubbles with retro rock fuelled passion - it feels like they've been raised on a diet of short-lived, little-known cult bands, recasting their influence into three minute blasts of reverb-drenched guitar jangles that have a firm dream pop underbelly".

"Tasteful and tactful enough to use their wide range of influences, this is an impressive body of work that upholds the finest garage tradition: missed completely by the majority, but obsessed over and taken straight to heart by those who can't resist their records a little on the rougher side".

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