
Much love to Austin Music Weekly for the great job on these!
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"Best New Austin Band!"
- Raoul Hernandez, Austin Chronicle
"Like the mutant love child of The Yeah Yeah Yeah’s arty, urban cool and Nancy Sinatra’s psyched-up strut. The much bandied-about group made a big splash last year with their considerable stage presence and an impressive debut EP Medium Head Boy."
- Paul Carruba, KUT 90.5
"Top 10 to Watch in 2010"
- Austin Powell, Austin Chronicle
"On the radar with their intricate, layered rock and roll."
- Spin
"The band demonstrates an unusually mature touch, draping Gacy's haunted growls and methadone croons in lightly realized swirls of guitar or wintry keyboard textures — and just when it seems like floating is all it can do, it breaks into dance-rock showers."
- The Onion / Decider
"The shades of white are infinite. I have to emphasize that vocalist Jenny Gacy is really good. Her voice has absolutely perfect intonation."
- John Aielli, KUT 90.5
"Little of this, little of that, little loud, little eerie, little cutesy, little sexy, little angry, little thoughtful, little vicious, little dance-y, little hardcore, and a lot awesome."
- Austin Chronicle
"The white white lights are one of the more promising bands in Austin. We're big fans of them, having seen them multiple times."
- Ultra8201
"The White White Lights delivers fluorescent sounds with bleak hearts found in a dark city. They create emotional and natural synthetic dim and distant noise smothered with impassioned lyrics. The White White Lights feel like a soft kiss before bodies sweat sweet love."
- BleachOnline
"The White White Lights are another on the rise Austin group. Expect to hear lots of great material when they're done recording."
- Do512
"One of the bands that we’re most excited about. The quartet throws down brashly fueled dance-punk riffs while Jenny Gacy feverishly balances furious howls and sultry, delicate, intricate pop."
- The Austin Sound
"A fair amount of New Wave mixed with a whole lot of rock. Jennifer Matthews' vocals were sexy and clear, radiating nuances of Beth Gibbons and Chrissie Hynde."
- Austin Chronicle

10pm at Lambert's with Riders Against The Storm and DJ Chorizo Funk
10pm at Art Disaster Unofficial SXSW kick-off at Beauty Bar
9pm Live in Studio performance TBA