Three Imaginary Girls:
"If We Wrote the Book on Connectors were your little brother, you’d want to pinch his cheeks, get him in a playful headlock and proceed to give him a noogie. These silly songs about eating cake, severed limbs, and Mexican health supplements will make you grin as you bob your head up and down to the bouncy beats." - link
Out There Monthly:
"I genuinely have no f-ing clue how a clan of four supa-nerds singing about eating cake, admiring Ichiro baseball cards and M-U-S-H-R-O-O-M C-H-A-I-Rs have made it in a scene so stingy it lets most of its most amazing bands go unrecognized. But they have. Seattle has birthed one whacked out band here and darnnit if the success ain't a little enviable. Fortunately, and most surprising, is that We Wrote doesn't totally suck. It's fun music, easy to listen to, and even worthy of a little dancing." - link
The Stranger - Megan Seling
"While I might describe their sound as a quirky and pop-punky sounding They Might Be Giants (there’s some slide whistle and bike horn on the record, after all), they would probably tell me I’m wrong. According to We Wrote the Book on Connectors, their music isn’t rock or indie or punk or pop or metal or rap; it’s self-described as “mustache rock.” - link
Artsy Noise:
This cd is borderline madness. It includes sound effects...really. It's a great I don't care summer rock out with your cock out cd. If you're looking for something less then serious to sink your teeth into look no further. Extremely entertaining and creative We Wrote the Book on Connectors may be my favorite new band. I dare you not to smile and laugh while rocking out against your own will. Probably one of the most original unconventional disc to float across my desk in awhile. It's hard to pick a favorite track but I'd go wit hHappy Torso, Bloody Torso. You probably don't have this cd yet but trust me you really want it.
- link
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During an Interview with Seattle Weekly, Seattle's own Three Imaginary Girls listed WE WROTE THE BOOK ON CONNECTORS as one of the "Best North West bands to look out for in 2007". - link
Check
out our very first live action interview, compliments of the Seattle
PI. - link
"It
has nothing to do with Burt Reynolds, however (which is sort of
a shame), and everything to do with crunchy guitars, keyboards,
and a little garage rock mixed with a little pop. They also have
a song about eating cake, complete with a white-boy rap breakdown.
It's pretty weird. But hey, they like cake! ."
- Megan
Seling, the Stranger - link
(middle of page)
"Fucking
awesome describes We Wrote the Book on Connectors. Whimsical
and hyperactive...They're enormous fun live, and their enthusiasm
and leg-kicks are inspiring."
- Michael Van Baker, Seattlest - link
"WE
manages to be inescapable by way of being intoxicatingly abnormal—a
sight that’s both undeniably peculiar, and undeniably impossible
to take your eyes from."
- 1/20/06 review from The Wig Fits All Heads - link
- photos
"The
band of the future." - Travis Young
"We
had a difficult time resisting We Wrote the Book on Connectors."
- Seattle Weekly - link
"The gentlemen of WE exploded onto the stage in sombreros, their fiesta gear, and thick, black mustaches, armed with their fun, energetic brand of what is known as "mustache rock."These boys aren't just fun to watch, but they're sound musically, too... catchy guitar riffs, smart basslines, and a keyboardist who isn't just for show (like so many others out there... it's a sad fate for such a great instrument). So really, take a chance on WE... you won't regret it." - Koa Van Warpy, show review 3/9/07 - link "I am now a devotee of their over-the-top, feel good performances. The gentleman, all sporting some seriously ridiculous moustaches started the party off right with the audience singing and dancing along. I always knew WE would be the perfect house party band and they certainly proved it this night." - Sound on the Sound - link |
"It's official. We Wrote the Book on Connectors is my favorite band."
