Washer

Band with releases discussed on DeBaser (notably Here Comes Washer, All Aboard, Improved Means To Deteriorated Ends). Reviews place them in a 90s-influenced alt/garage/grunge/post-hardcore lineage and note an association with Exploding In Sound.

DeBaser reviews describe Washer's sound as drawing on 90s American alternative guitar music with garage, grunge and post-hardcore touches; critics repeatedly comment on crunchy/subdued guitar, nasal/monotonous vocals and production choices. Specific comparisons in reviews include Pavement, Nirvana, Built To Spill, Archers Of Loaf, Pixies, Slint, Husker Du and contemporaries on Exploding In Sound.

DeBaser's reviews portray Washer as a band rooted in 90s American alternative guitar music, mixing garage, grunge and post-hardcore elements. Critics praise melodies and moments of impact while often noting vocal delivery and production choices. Standout tracks mentioned include 'Figure Me Out', 'Human', 'Eyelids' and 'Fail Big'.

For:Listeners who enjoy 90s American alternative/indie guitar music, garage rock, grunge and post-hardcore; followers of the Exploding In Sound circle.