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“The Great Billy Nayer Show”
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“How to describe this? Disturbing, beautiful, and frightening, all in one savage aural assault”
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“Like co-productions of Kurt Weill and Neil Young”
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“Indebted equally to Scott Walker’s bile-drenched crooning, Frank Zappa’s twisted surrealism, and Harry Nilsson’s deceptively sing-song melodicism”
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“Frightening yet endearing”
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“Cory McAbee comes on like a modern William Blake, spinning twisted and surreal tales full of symbolism”
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“His style is happily stream-of-conscious, weirdly romantic, even silly. This makes his approach to music and film making Duchampian, even fearless”
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“A strangely narcotic collection of sexy (if slightly unsettling) songs”
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“Their specialty is a dark and sometimes cryptic sarcasm that encases a surprising core belief in the power of love”
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“Like a slyly arranged meeting between Mother Goose and Larry Flint”
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“An impossible amalgamation of Berthold Brecht and Jello Biafra”
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“Otherworldy rock and roll that’s surprising and hilarious”
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