KATSEYE: Wild EP Album Review | Pitchfork
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Read Kieran Press-Reynolds’ review of the EP.
Ever since the members of KATSEYE were selected from a cutthroat Netflix competition that trimmed 120,000 applicants down to six perfect humans, it’s felt like the band has been trying to course-correct from that original sin. The members had to swallow their idiosyncrasies to make the cut, and they claim that every new project now feels like they're getting closer to their “raw” and “authentic” selves. They’ve done this by gesturing at emotional honesty and getting wackier and campier with tunes like the endearingly grating “Gnarly,” which only became listenable to me after about the 40th…
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