from the Buffalo News:

Three Minute Warning: It takes less than three minutes to fall in love with Leah Archibald, vocalist with Brooklyn power-pop quartet Wide Right. "Pete Best", a sugary slice of guitar rock heaven, clocks in at a mere 2:59, but by

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Wide Right, the self-titled full-length debut album from the Brooklyn-via-Buffalo foursome is a searing rock statement about demanding bosses, obnoxious neighbors and car trips with the kids. Through her superior songwriting Leah Archibald chronicles a wide gamut of rust belt experiences, ranging from the tale of a hopeless also-ran whom fame and fortune left behind (Pete Best) to the beat cop looking for a place to have a beer and warm up (Keeping the Peace) to describing the sheer joy of drinking cheap beer with your best friend at a neighborhood lawn fete (Firemen's Fair). Songs range from infectious power pop (Keeping the Peace) to flat-out rock (13 Days) to garage (Kryptonite); all woven together by Archibald's strong, warm voice and confident delivery and attitude. Supported by band mates Dave Rick on lead guitar (King Missile, Bongwater, Phantom Tollbooth), Brendan O'Malley on drums (Love Child) and Erica Stoltz on bass (Lost Goat, Amber Asylum) Wide Right realizes Archibald's songs with a propulsive beat driving classic Gibson/Marshall guitar crunch.