Online Reviews

The Stranger Review 2022

December 2022 review of Diminished Mens Damage Mechanique by Dave Segal.

Quietus Review

Here is a review of our album ‘Vision in crime’ on the British online music and pop culture magazine Quietus, founded by John Doran and Luke Turner.

VICE magazine. Dilbert Mugabe. note- this review only appeared in print in a 2006 issue of VICE.

I usually refuse to listen to music without lyrics made after 1976, but producer Randall Dunn (who's worked with Sun City Girls, Sunn O))), Earth, etc.) made this album sound like it was recorded in a time vacuum. It falls under some tangential, unclassifiable genre that combines surf rock, space psych, weird Egyptian modal shit, and music that ghosts like. The only bad part is that they only made 500 vinyl copies, so you better figure out how to get it quickly or you won't be able to show your limp-wristed post-rock buds why Mogwai is for toddlers.
-Dilbert Mugabe, VICE MAGAZINE

Alan Bishop reviews The Diminished Men

Below is a review of our record by Alan Bishop of the legendary Sun City Girls & Sublime Frequencies record label, whom along the way has redefined ethnomusicology in the modern age, and also managed put out our record on his Abduction label.

The Herald of Scotland reviews Diminished Mens Vision in Crime.

Dave Segal, staff writer for the Stranger reviews Diminished Mens Six O’ Clock Baby.

Below is one of many reviews Dave Segal has done of Diminished Men.