Anthology group Wavves' third album showcases an

Wavves' third album showcases an experimental shift in approach

attempts at being spooky or serious

known for his mid-’60s Stax work with The Drapels

It feels reductive to call this the band’s ‘best’ album when their other records were of such quality

Anthology group Wavves' third album showcases anOne could argue that there would be no New Zealand rock scene as it is known today if it weren't for The Clean. The sainted Flying Nun label was formed to put out their debut single. Their willingness to go the D. I. Y. route in recording their early material set the standard for any number of bands and their playful yet aggressive mixture of pop hooks, jagged guitar lines, neo Velvets minimalism, and edgy wit paved the way for The Bats, The Chills,