"Apocalyptic rock perpetrators Bugs in the Dark are one of the most awesomely tense indie bands in NYC…The future of New York City music." - The Deli Magazine

"Bugs in the Dark are doing their best to fill the void left by Sleater Kinney and the Pixies. Surprisingly, they're doing a bang-up job." - L Magazine

“Too bad for Sonic Youth… Bugs in the Dark are doing it now." - Impose Magazine

"Bugs in the Dark sounded like a haunted Middle Eastern version of Sonic Youth crossed with My Bloody Valentine, with defiant, pissed-off vocals, scorched-earth guitars and gargantuan drums. What a fun discovery they were..." -Lucid Culture Blog

“The hype is all true, kids. Bugs in the Dark is making that grimey but empowering roar in their music to give us hope again.” – Beat Crave

"Still lamenting the loss of indie rock band Sleater-Kinney? Try Brooklyn band Bugs in the Dark, a similarly inspired punk trio." - Chicago Mag.com

"If your live music itch gots ta be scratched, best bet is YYYs-ish Bugs In The Dark!" - Badmintonstamps.com

“Great pieces of symphonic rock, music you want to be banging your head along to in the front row” –Knocks from the Underground

"A band making some SERIOUS noise. Brooklyn’s Bugs in the Dark's have no time for sleepy-eyed, middle of the road, groan along, pseudo-rock anthems - they’re too busy delivering ferocious, sweaty punk, fueled by sledgehammer drums and mean dueling guitars...Highly Recommended for fans of classic power-punk trios such as the Yeah Yeah Yeahs and Sleater Kinney." - Fiddle While You Burn

“Bugs In The Dark are a ferocious sounding trio…with an air of delirium akin to being feverishly sick in a room with no windows, with only the virus addled corners of your mind for company... Singer, Karen Rockower has a voice as soul-shaking and guttural in depth as Rid Of Me era PJ Harvey, and as sexy and haughty as Karen O in a bad mood, yet, just lurking beneath the fiery surface is an air of fragility that gives the music a real urgency and depth that takes BITD beyond the realms of being another bunch of fashionable, fuzzy-eyed, pedal-hopping New York stoners into being a band showing real promise for greater things. –Super Sweet

REVIEWS OF HANG IT ON THE WALL (2011):
Brooklyn Rocks Blog
New York Music Daily

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