Chicago’s Walking Bicycles have been making their own brand of bombastic and peculiar music since 2004. 

Walking Bicycles sound has been described as...
"doomy, booming music that sounds like a medical emergency crossed with an existential crisis... Almost as impressive as its sheer power, though, is its concision" - STEREOGUM

"the quartet hauls doom metal's weight through post-punk's sharp corners... Jason's unnerving bass lines and Deric's relentless drumwork mix seamlessly with Jocelyn's screams and Julius's squalls. It's a singular engine of sound" - NOISEY

”evoking early, abrasive Siouxsie and the Banshees and even touching on Clinic's more frenzied forays into noise pop.” - AV CLUB

"dark and aggressive, but they've got plenty of hooks" - BROOKLYN VEGAN 

"eccentric noise-pop" - MAGNET MAGAZINE

"caustic and unconventional post-punk" - CHICAGO TRIBUNE

"Two from the Eye is the solo effort from Sanford Parker (Corrections House, Minsk). A visceral blend of heavy metallic rhythms, atmospheric drones and dense psychedelic layers.The sound of glaciers fighting."

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"Mucca Pazza's compositions invoke a world of brass bands and marching bands, from American high-school style to zigzagging Balkan tunes to something akin to a Fellini soundtrack - fun in a relentless way." - The New York Times

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