Party Killer Portland, Oregon
Post-punk icon Julian Cope described Party Killer's self titled album as "colossal" while drawing correlations to Monoshock
and Chrome.
The Willamette Week described their sound as "art so high that most listeners will never see the top or a collection of musicians who sincerely do not give a fuck” and the Portland Mercury succinctly coined them as “unholy improvisational terror.”
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