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“Listening to X-Ray Press is like a lecture from a stammering genius: The magic comes in fits and starts, amidst pregnant pauses, but it’s magic nonetheless.” — LA Weekly http://bit.ly/e4JRh1 “UVB-76 is an eye-opening, creative masterpiece from start to finish, … Continue reading →

“A- … well-executed thematic goals and musical competence that damn near approaches perfection” — REDEFINE Mag http://bit.ly/eRBnWY “UVB-76 is their master thesis on dissonant and mysterious song constructions that are an absolute joy to listen to. This band is not … Continue reading →

The new album is sure to fill your life with wonderful memories. Available at Amazon, CDBaby, and if you want a physical copy or want to play with PayPal, check out Bandcamp. iTunes also has it.

Tell Your Friends. Hide your kids. Hide your wives. There’s more information in the “Shows” tab. Jan 26 – Seattle, WA @ SUNSET TAVERN Jan 27 – Portland, OR @ PLAN B Jan 28 – Bend, OR @ SILVER FOX … Continue reading →

“This fantastic bit of grandma-punching intensity is probably the best record I’ve ever convinced myself to leave out of a Top 10 list… Inspired, daring, and other things far too much other new music simply isn’t.” – Black Hole Broadcast: … Continue reading →

“In listening to X-Ray Press’ first full length you realize that music is a journey, and these guys are treading around in some new territory.” -Delusions of Adequacy: http://t.co/CmGXMrp “We’re now one step closer to the great math-rock album of … Continue reading →

“With that in mind, here’s a little something that’s sure to be enjoyed by those of you who like your music a tad more pugnacious… X-Ray Press manages the coup of maintaining aggression without sacrificing approachability.” Check out the full review … Continue reading →

UVB-76 is the new album from X-Ray Press. The record is a carefully constructed abstract narrative sure to resonate with every listener, exploring themes of alienation, confusion, mental instability, and ultimate purpose. It is named after a mysterious Russian radio transmission … Continue reading →