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When it comes to Pinback's ambiguously addictive music, you can throw out the rulebooks and the news cycles. Like all great rock, Pinback's work, especially its latest release Summer in Abaddon, sticks to you long after the first listen. It refuses to let you out of its seductive grasp, because although the arrangements are crystalline and the vocals lilting, there flows a dark undercurrent beneath everything they offer. Weaned on the angular rock of Slint, Pinback sound pretty, but they've got a hate machine humming and they know how to use it.
They've used that machine to manufacture their music ..
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