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Pitchfork 4.0/10 The UK foursome Pins run their own label, book their own small tours, and have opened for Sleater-Kinney, Babes in Toyland, and others. But on their pedestrian and hesitant second album, they fail to match their industriousness with music that reflects their standing.
The Line of Best Fit 8/10 Album two sees PINS exploring the influences that make up their sound, realising who they are, and bloody-mindedly driving the point home.
DIY 4/5 ‘Wild Nights’ feels like a step forward for Pins.
Under The Radar 8.0/10 The Jesus and Mary Chain meets Led Zeppelin meets Beach House. Post-punk feminist Weezer. Best Coast with a personality. When it comes to describing PINS, a vast array of comparisons can crop up, but far from being derivative, such an amalgamation of infl
Clash 7/10 Music Review: PINS - Wild Nights
The Guardian 3/5 Pins’ second album retains the druggy, droney indie sound of their debut, but sharpens and shines it all up a notch
