Doggerel

The alt-rock trailblazers explore haunting uncharted territory.

On the fourth album from their reunited lineup, the alt-rock lifers choose to embrace the slowing of their step.

Pixies' eighth record 'Doggerel' finds them just as menacing, but measured and mature, too. Read the NME review

A collection of reinstated bittersweet peaks and ironic edges, Pixies comeback continues with Doggerel's cauldron of riffs and rockabilly roots all appearing in eerie abundance

The first time Pixies took a hiatus and Black Francis wrote a bunch of songs on his own, it led to the launch of his solo career as Frank Black.

Pixies build upon their core sound with poise and plenty of grit on new album Doggerel.

Pixies were great, huh? With a knack for making music simultaneously disposable, frivolous, and eternally memorable, they were, perhaps, the most influential and important act of their era.

Madcap, unrestrained dynamism was PIXIES' whole deal in their late-80s-early-90s heyday. Their avant-garde singularity and biblical vagary solidified

The cult indie band may not have the dark fire of yesteryear but they still rock their twisted tropes

Doggerel by Pixies: it's not up there with their best work, but this is the best post-reunion Pixies album by a long way

Pixies' 'Doggerel' switches between rock and folk drastically. The crisp production perfectly serves this dynamic, but for foggy ideas and fabricated whimsy. 

Doggerel by Pixies album review by Lauren Rosier. The influential band's forthcoming release drops on September 30, via BMG Records

The Boston band show no decline in quality and depth on this tight and venomous eighth album