The Macks in the Headlines – The Macks

Alternating from garage punk tracks like “King Hell Freaks” to British invasion blues rock on “My Release” and a Zeppelin-esque, riff-heavy groove on songs like “Boulder,” Yup pays tribute to the Dionysian excess necessary in rock music of yore. Windheim’s guitar work ranges from low-end fuzz to the helium squeal of Jack White.

Eugene Weekly Eugene, OR

Portland’s The Macks had the festival buzzing, the group performing three sets of scuzzy garage rock with demented swagger. Explosive and embracing 1970s rock visually and sonically, the band is a must-check for those who like their rock n’ roll dangerous.

clashmusic.com London

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The Macks in Clash Magazine
The Macks were recently name-dropped in Clash Magazine’s Treefort Music Fest live report and in an interview with the Dandy Warhols’ Courtney Taylor-Taylor. “Portland’s The Macks had the festival buzzing, the group performing three sets of scuzzy… Read more: The Macks in Clash Magazine