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ROLLING STONE
April 19, 2004

Meow Meow Snow Gas Bones (Devil in the Woods)

Former Pink Noise Test guitarist Kirk Hellie composes a feel good dose of California pop harmonies with the experimental art wreck that is Meow Meow. Joining him for debut album, Snow Gas Bones, is Christopher O'Brien (vocals/guitar), Michael Orendy (bass) and ex-Plexi drummer Norm Block, who all add their own frazzled instrumentation. It's a patchwork of melancholy indie rock ("Finis"), chunky bits of radio-friendly modern rock ("Disaffected") and just the right amount of trimmings ("Sick Fixation") to make the collective grin from ear to ear. Meow Meow makes it hard to place them in one genre, and that in itself is a brilliant effort. There's no pretense other than to spark a glorious sonic dream, much like the gossamer haze of "Amplified Breathing Apparatus" does. Nuzzle up to the warm buzz.
-MACKENZIE WILSON