"Lamb, a firebomb of a lead presence, seethes against the song's deliberate walking tempo: "Years of restraint and order/ Make for bloody water," she quavers, and you can practically hear her fists ball."
                                                                                    - Pitchfork

"A petite, blonde, bundle of energy, singer/guitarist Alyse Lamb can shriek like Yoko Ono, belt like Screaming Females' Marisa Paternoster, and sing a pentatonic scale like Deerhoof's Satomi Matsuzaki in the course of one song."
                                                                                    - Village Voice

"With a feral whoop pitched somewhere between Harvey, Poly Styrene, and a baby Valkyrie with a blood-stained grin, Lamb plays the demonic cheerleader for Maurice Narcisse, one of the most infectious post-punk parties we’ve been invited to in awhile."
                                                                                    - eMusic

"Their music is packed with the loud, pointed guitar riffs and rapid basslines that would make Northeast pseudo punk proud; think a blown out of proportion and hyped-up Kill Rock Stars release."
                                                                                    - FensePost

"[Housewolf] starts as your little sister screeching in your ear and gives way to testosterone laden girl punk backed by 'Peter Gunn Theme'-inspired driving bass."
                                                                                - Perfect Porridge

"Totally classic art-school post-punk, takes me back to the salad days of DIY zines when music was fun."

                                                                               - Left Hip Magazine





    EULA in Haiku ... by Esyla Bmal

    Pulsating sincere
    on verge of unraveling
    happy distortion

    Running down complex
    flourishes with clarity
    melodious squares

    Beat Beat crash crash slap
    swelling to precise fullness
    pooling on the floor


    alyse lamb - vocals, guitar, keys
    jeffrey maleri - bass
    nathan rose - drums