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YUCK IN CONCERT:
Yuck crafts deliciously catchy shoegaze that strikes the perfect balance between dream pop and noise rock. Picking up where bands like My Bloody Valentine and Sonic Youth left off, the group’s guitarists build monumental amounts of sonic texture with swirling kaleidoscopic effects tp create an immersiveand mesmerizing live sound. Yuck occasionally makes forays into noisier territory, but thanks to their sing-song melodies and male/female harmonies every song is a pleasure to experience live. Whether they’re playing giddy rockers like “Georgia” and “Get Away” or folk-inspired ballads like “Suicide Police Man” and “Memorial Fields”, Yuck always treats ticket buyers to an irresistible blend of dreamy pop and noisy alt-rock on tour.
BACKGROUND SNAPSHOT:
Singer/guitarists Max Bloom and Daniel Blumberg formed Yuck in 2009 after leaving their previous band Cajun Dance Party. The two quickly rounded out the band's lineup with the addition of bassist Mariko Doi and drummer Jonny Rogoff, who appeared on the buzz-inducing singles “Rubber” and “Georgia” in 2010. The band’s 2011 self-titled debut received acclaim from publications like Stereogum and Spin, which named it among the year’s best releases. With fans clamoring for a follow-up, Blumberg drifted away from Yuck’s collaborative writing process to focus on his solo project, Hebronix. After the amicable split Bloom was left as the group’s sole songwriter for 2013’s Glow and Behold, which was also well-received by fans. The band tapped long-time friend and experienced guitarist Ed Hayes to play and sing on the ensuing tour before appearing on their 2014 EP Southern Skies. Yuck continues to develop new material and tour, bringing their unique brand of shoegaze to fans around the world.
First time seeing Yuck, not a lot of people, chill crowd, Max (guitarist) is hilarious & I took selfies with Mariko (bassist) :) Lotta energy, just overall an amazing show. Also Stranger Things, their new LP, is their best album yet!!!
awesome band! they were the best performers of the night......can't wait to see them again!
Fun band. Even bought their cd :) would definitely see them again
I was really impressed with their album and I was dying to see them live. Some bands sound great in their albums and suck onstage (and vice-versa) so I was curious about the gig. All I can say is that Yuck is as marvellous on stage as they sound in their album. The show is full of energy and the band members are very talented - although very young! The show is very short, though - it lasted more or less one hour, but Yuck has only one album so I would not expect a 2 hour show anyway... Overall, I had a great time at the Music Hall and I would definitely recommend the venue and the band to my best friends.
Yuck rocked the house! Thanks for a great show! And the opening acts were great as well!
It was an awesome night!The band was completely committed to the public being really difficult to leave in the end!Just the Automatic was missed!I hope to see them again soon.
Yuck was awesome on friday, everyone seemed really into it. The place was packed and the band was definitely on its game with keeping the sold-out crowd pumped up. HOWEVER, one of the opening bands, Caveman, was the band that really stole the show. Beautiful harmonies. Crazy percussion. Intense stage presence. Shimmering, ghostly songs. Haunting. Beautiful! Check em out.
This was an amazing show!!! Yuck was awesome!!!!!!
they were kinda boring. very solid production/sound, but nothing fancy.
