Atwood Magazine
The words “love and loss” barely begin scratch the surface. Where and how does one capture the nuances of heartbreak and heartache? To be so committed to another person, only for them to leave a soul-sized hole in your heart; …
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SongCast
Though they’d probably disagree with the characterization, The Foxymorons lead a charmed existence. Childhood friends, Jerry James and David Dewese, live in different cities, don’t play shows, and get together every few years to make a record. One year, they …
Robert Christgau for VICE
Robert Christgau for Noisey by VICE On their fifth album in 21 years, two Dallas pop-punk hobbyists and/or perfectionists attain the pop-punk grail: 10 tough, catchy, ebullient, stealth-strange songs in 32 minutes, dudless unless you count the dirgey change-of-pace novelty …
Blurt
NOT FAKIN’ IT: The Foxymorons BY JOHN B. MOORE It’s not easy to be a fan of the indie duo The Foxymorons. On average there’s been about a five year gap between each album. And once that new record does …
Magnet Magazine
THE FOXYMORONS: REAL MUSIC, FAKE BAND The thrill of collaboration keeps the Foxymorons fresh at the precipice of 40. David Dewese and Jerry James, the friends that make records as the Foxymorons, met at church camp when they were in …
Dagger Zine
I don’t follow this Texas duo as often as I should but every time a new record pops into my po box I always think, “Oh cool, those guys are still around” as I always want to check out what …
Spectrum Culture
In the immortal words of Spinal Tap’s David St. Hubbins, “There’s such a fine line between stupid and clever.” Miraculously, childhood friends Jerry James and David Dewese have found a way to toe that line by naming their band the …
Blurt
Ten years ago, on their third and so far still best album, Hesitation Eyes, the Foxymorons tucked a brief blast of joyous fuzz in at the end of the disc. This three minute block of garage-rocking lo-fi that was at …
Dallas Observer
The Foxymorons are barely a local band. Only one of the two members live in North Texas. In fact, what Fort Worth’s Jerry James and San Diego’s (by way of Nashville and Dallas) David Dewese have together may not even …
Paste
While some might assume that The Foxymorons fall under the power-pop banner, the truth is, there’s no musical tag that’s readily made for them. Even after repeated listens, their sound and set-ups seem to defy any sort of easy identification. …