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Jul 6, 2018Streamlined and minimal but bursting with intelligence, humour and ideas, BODEGA are the real deal.
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UncutAug 16, 2018Whoever is singing, the beats are choppy and the mood intense. A revelation. [Oct 2018, p.24]
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Jul 9, 2018Wedding ramshackle rant-punk to deadpan, slackerish tunes is a positively Jurassic move for a new band. But this five-piece nail the absurdity of contemporary life with that surprisingly evergreen formula.
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Jul 6, 2018Bodega aren't doing anything new or unusual, as the easy-to-grasp reference points make clear, but they make it all sound factory-fresh and super-fun--and because of those two factors, fans of any of the bands mentioned above will likely find Endless Scroll quite worth checking out.
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Jul 5, 2018Endless Scroll sets out to shake the listener from their complacency, because in this age there’s just no time for ambivalence. It’s a fantastic debut from one of the most exciting new bands around.
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Jul 3, 2018Blistering, incisive and occasionally even surprising, Endless Scroll is anything but dull.
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Jul 3, 2018Endless Scroll is 14 snappy, spirited and occasionally incantatory songs.
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Jul 3, 2018It’s fitting BODEGA’s debut has all the essentials covered; wry wit, shrewd observations and a vision of art rock’s finest punk party. Like, listen, like, like.
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Jul 19, 2018It is not the most groundbreaking sound musically but certainly innovative in approach and original in delivery and presentation.
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Jul 6, 2018Debut album Endless Scroll is an enjoyable but occasionally generic combination of carnival-barker speak-sing and new-wave post-punk influences.
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Jul 31, 2018Perhaps Bodega will eventually create something that accurately summarizes our content-focused existence and kicks us out of our collective stupor. As it stands, though, Endless Scroll is merely a kinda-good album doomed to get lost in the content thickets.
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Jul 6, 2018Although Endless Scrolls suffers from a lack of musical variety or sophistication, there’s a brilliant curveball in the yearning, melodic Charlie, a prettily haunting ode to a friend who died by drowning, which hints at emotional depths to come.
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Q MagazineJul 3, 2018Overall, Endless Scroll feels self-righteous and misses the crucial idea that insurrection can actually be fun. [Jul 2018, p.108]
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Jul 11, 2018Bodega's quirky post-punk album blends post-punk and indie rock together along with great lyrics and a contemporary feel