
"Gizmo balance '90s slacker rock with mud-caked power-pop, and "Gift Shop" is a testament to that."
-Stereogum
"guitar-driven melodies and catchy hooks evoke a vintage feeling"
-Exclaim!

"Gizmo balance '90s slacker rock with mud-caked power-pop, and "Gift Shop" is a testament to that."
-Stereogum
"guitar-driven melodies and catchy hooks evoke a vintage feeling"
-Exclaim!
Four albums deep, Toronto's Kiwi Jr. arrive at Blowin' Up by doing something quietly radical: playing it live, together, in a room. Jeremy Gaudet traded the tight compression and Pro Tools tinkering of past records for the sound of four people breathing the same air—guitar solos left unswapped, drums left unmoved. The result opens up where earlier Kiwi Jr. records clenched, trading whimsical, pop-culture-soaked lyricism for something more spacious and unguarded. Gaudet talks candidly about writing from title first, riff last, and the Neil Young listening sessions that shaped the room-sound instinct. Out August 7th, it's the sound of a band trusting the take.
“Meshing the contemplative nature of shoegaze with a buzzy garage rock sound… simultaneously timely and nostalgic.”
- THE LINE OF BEST FIT
“Ridiculously hooky bones and unfettered vocals.”
- THE UGLY HUG
“A jagged, cathartic burst of energy that captures the spiraling rush of anxiety and the strange beauty found in trying to keep it all together.”
- AUDIOFUZZ

