MERE WOMEN - Big Skies LP exotica Wedging its sound between the

Wedging its sound between the raw wailing energy of their self-titled release and the production-focused Factory Girls

Miles Luttrell’s drumming is honed to a point and drunk with hi-hat countdowns

if not more so

Cry" with its teenage-angst vocals and out of control fuzztone guitar break

Psychedelia is supposed to be boundless-- gobble enough indoles

MERE WOMEN - Big Skies LP exotica Wedging its sound between theEvery element of Mere Womens distinct, dooming sound is amplified on their third album, Big Skies. Looming over the flickering, guitar grind, the bands rhythmic pulse mathy precision, yet rarely trapped in predictable loops palpitates with greater prominence; all anxious, always relentless. The glooming synths that encase them, similarly, are larger than ever, forever all encompassing even when detached from their companion, as with the instrumental