"Baus employs taut basslines, funky drumming and menacing ear drum destroying noise guitar to create something that kind of sounds like if the A-Frames, Liquid Liquid and Gang of Four were thrown in a blender. Or in a car accident."- Andrew Diamond Henderson "[Oakland's BAUS] is rock, demystified, where the players' gestures correlate directly to the music: The athletic motions of BAUS' fretting hands look like the disjointed riffs sound; the drummer's anxious strikes correspond directly to the skittish grooves. Watching a performer whose movement is divorced from the sounds takes us out of the gig, but BAUS forces concertgoers to reckon with the minutiae, nuance, and physicality of rock performance like only a trio can." -Sam Lefebvre, SF Weekly "Although they have obvious punk and garage influences, [BAUS] tells me they draw inspiration from all over the place, including R&B, noise, funk, and no wave. The end result doesn’t fall neatly into any genre, unless you consider “loud and a little freaky” to be a genre." - Russell Jelinek, TheBayBridged "We're three nasty dogs with jams for days." - BAUS