The Dagons "Reverse" (Blow the Fuse)
"Spare yet big sounding rock with vocals that border on sea shanty/mermaid singing. Rocks like geology." -Roctober

11 MP3 Songs
ROCK: Modern Rock, ROCK: Goth



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"like an evil version of the Shocking Blue... romantic garage-punk laced with Jacobson's plaintive possessed-little-doll melodies and evocatively poetic lyrics."
--Falling James, LA WEEKLY

"Spare yet big sounding rock with vocals that border on sea shanty/mermaid singing. Rocks like geology! - ROCTOBER

"cryptic tales riddled with watery dream images, characters who transform into gases or swim through walls... But thereâs nothing pretentious about Reverse, the pairâs 26-minute, 11-track fourth album; the mythological metaphors serve often bitter rants. Jacobson sings in a girlish, untutored soprano, and songs hurtle along with garage/psych guitars vying with pounding, uncomplicated drums. The Dagons are contrariansââHow To Get Through The Glassâ is a minimalist drone with maxed-out guitars, âPinaforeâ is a kiss-off that ends with a hope for a reunionâwho make a virtue of teetering between extremes." â Steve Klinge, MAGNET

'Meant to blow the fuse, The Dagons release a raw, contagious fourth album'
- Katarina Soares,YOUTHINK?

'sauvages élans surf-punk-garage, consommés lors de rêveries psychédéliques'
- Patrick Ouellet,VOIR Montréal

'an unsettling soundscape driven by drums that alternately mimic the panicked beating of a telltale heart and the piteous hammering of the prematurely buried'â¨- Gregory Nicoll, STOMPANDSTAMMER

'Drummer Drew Kowalskis trash-can thump- not to mention the occasional scuzzy synthesizer and sitar- duels with Karie Jacobsons sweetly semisane singing, which itself is in constant fisticuffs with her own reverbed, rusty guitar-strumming'
- Eric Davidson, TIME OUT NEW YORK


'un groupe à part, novateur, authentique et charmant'
- Patrick Baillargeon, ICI Montréal