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ABOUT: THANKS LIGHT… “WILDCATTING” | LP

“Their classic sound hinged on distinction and power, can be pitch-perfectly situated within the realms of legendary influences like Bruce Springsteen and Bon Jovi.” (read more)


- Indie Rock News 3/13/24

“Feel My Love” is more than just a song—it’s a testament to the enduring power of music to transcend barriers and touch the deepest recesses of the human soul. Through its evocative melody and heartfelt sentiment, it serves as a beacon of hope and connection in an ever-changing world.” (read more)

- Musikepoole 2/27/24


“It’s in the spaciousness and groove of this airy and light-weighted production that “Thanks Light…” is able to create a dream pop melody that’s truly alive and illuminating.” (read more)

- Find No Enemy 2/24/24


“Feel My Love”, by Thanks Light… is an immediate bop… all brought together excellently by a mix that makes smart and full use of every opportunity to make the song shine.” (read more)

- Lost in the Manor 2/21/24


“An eclectic, nostalgic and slightly psychedelic sonic experience, ‘Feel My Love’ finds its true identity in Thanks Light… irresistible blend of classic rock, beat pop and Americana stylings, all mashed together to serve the project’s soft and meaningful lyricism, metaphorical yet incredibly relatable.” (read more)

- Mesmerized 2/24/24

“Zane Ruttenberg opted to lean into his origins for their new album, drawing from Texas' dark and muddy history to construct the themes woven into the songs of "Wildcatting". (read more)

- Given to Rock 2/21/24 

“In this poignant composition, a inebriated lover pours out their heart, lamenting the deterioration of their once-vibrant connection. Influenced by the distinctive styles of Townes Van Zandt, Lee Hazelwood, and Graham Parsons, the track takes on a quality within the realm of “mutant” country music.” (read more)

- Last Day Deaf 1/21/24

Leave in Love, the anthemic closer from Austin’s Thanks Light… in their Wildcatting album, is a dynamic rock ballad infused with intense classic rock vibes. A sonic journey echoing influences like Led Zeppelin, Jack White, The White Stripes, and Jimi Hendrix, it’s an epic anthem for witnessing it all crumble..” (read more)

- Last Day Deaf 1/20/24

“We wanted to point you in their direction, as they’re channeling a blend of country swagger and pop rock that feels right at home in the confines of our city.” (read more)

- Austin Town Hall 1/5/24

“They excel with a varied rock approach here, from the contemplative modern rock of “Liberty Hill” to southern-rock throwback “Man of Good Intentions.” Rock, folk, and country sentiments intertwine with melodic, well-produced allure throughout.” (read more)

Obscure Sound 1/6/24

“What better way than to wake up Friday with a good alternative, Americana and country sound to cut the bad vibes.” (read more)

Zone Nights 1/5/24

“It feels like renewal or old school Arcade Fire, the best kind and without any of the excess.” (read more)

mp3 Hugger 1/7/24

ABOUT: THANKS LIGHT… “‘CAUSE BABY” | SINGLE

“If you are from the alternative country team you are in luck, their melody will know how to capture your attention and keep your ears entertained.” (read more)

Zone Nights 12/18/23

“Thanks Light… delivers a rollicking good time with their latest offering, ‘Cause Baby. … ‘Cause Baby promises a wild ride, blending the best of country tradition with a rebellious twist.” (read more)

Last Day Deaf 12/1/23

ABOUT: THANKS LIGHT… “FEEL MY LOVE” | SINGLE

“Thanks Light… impress here with a production that cohesively intertwines ardent rock with ’60s-touched psychedelia and folk.The track represents the first single from their upcoming album, Wildcatting, out in January via Enjoy Ears Records.” (read more)

Obscure Sound 11/1/23

“Its sensation is pleasant, the atmosphere it offers feels sublime, it will not take long to earn a place in the top positions of your favorites.” (read more)

Zone Nights 10/23/23

ABOUT: THANKS LIGHT… “AMERICAN HAMBURGER” | LP

“American Hamburger is a brilliant offering and sees an American band searching for new areas of their musical heritage and legacy.”

Aldora Britain Records 2021

“…a step behind Spoon, a step ahead of Fastball. It’s bouncy, good-natured indie stoner rock” (read more)

The Deli Magazine 3/31/2021

“Rhythmic, upbeat, irreverent and fun.” (read more)

Andrew Frolish | Americana UK 3/17/2021

“Thanks Light’s “Pig” manages to give off the feeling of a leisurely day strolling around a farm… Sweet and warm, “Pig” is an excellent way to enliven your day” (read more)

Morgan | OVRLD 9/17/2019

“There are so many goosebumps inducing elements here from 70's psychedelic chamber pop flavors twisted with gospel elements and roots rock folk. I love, absolutely love the sounds.” (read more)

Robb Donker | American Pancake 2019

“It's a colorful and creative compliment to the song's jangly, indie-rock vibe, with chord structures and tones reminiscent of bands like Wilco, Why? and Pavement.” (read more)

The Deli Magazine 10/24/2018

“There is no definitive Austin sound but Thanks Light sound about as Austin as you can get. The group merges psych, garage, folk and even twang in their music, all while sustaining a casual and carefree atmosphere perfectly suited for daytripping.” (read more)

Morgan | OVRLD 5/10/2018

‘…an upbeat alt folk song with that boot on the barn wood floor sound. Cool stuff and makes me want to delve deeper into their sound.” (read more)

Robb Donker | American Pancake 2018

“Thanks Light have been impressing us since they first emerged with their ever shifting style. Equally at home making boozy weirdo rock as they are making reflective, gentle ballads, Thanks Light operate like Moon and Antarctica-era Modest Mouse” (read more)

Morgan | OVRLD 11/21/2017

“Psychedelic surfer-indie one moment, and country-infused punk the next, this band pushes the boundaries of how music is expected to sound. Although their music draws from a variety of influences, the songs somehow coalesce into a uniform sonic profile that works.” (read more)

Music Connection 8/26/2017

“Our favourite Texan band Thanks Light have recently released a video for their massively successful 2016 single 'V.I.P.' from album Psychonauts” (read more)

REMY | The Best of Music and Film 6/18/2017

“Remy's No.2 Album of 2016 - Thanks Light - Psychonauts” (read more)

REMY | The Best of Music and Film 12/20/2016

“it's like a strange and highly enjoyable mix of math rock and Creedence-esque guitar slinging, a peach with a dash of Metallica and glam rock to boot.” (read more)

REMY | The Best of Music and Film 11/19/2016

“Today we’re delighted to share the albums stand out track, and new single, VIP. It builds around the sort of ferocious, country-rock riff Modest Mouse or Francisco The Man would be proud of…” (read more)

For the Rabbits 10/31/2016

“If you are looking to venture into the enigmatic world of Austin’s psychedelic rock scene, then Thanks Light is one trip you will have to take (pun intended).” (read more)

Maci Woody | KTSW Radio 10/14/2016

“Adrenaline-infused pscyhedlia pours out from the hard-rocking warped reality of the Thanks Light.” (read more)

Lee Ackerly | The Deli Magazine 10/12/16

“Oddball psych rock group Thanks Light sound more like Man Man than the Black Angels but their most recent single “Family Jewels” still packs enough haze and repetition to soundtrack any number of trippy montages.” (read more)

Nick Hanover | OVRLD 9/26/2016

“It's got a lot going on, from piano to an angelic backing choir to horns, and it's quite pretty.” (read more)

The Deli Magazine 4/23/16

“Thanks Light has written a colorful track that will stand out among the groups performing in Austin today.” (read more)

Lauren Gribble | Austin.com 11/16/2015

“Their influences are as diverse as the songs on their soundcloud playlist, which is full of awesome ear candy.” (read more)

The Deli Magazine 7/29/13)

Lee Ackerly | The Deli Magazine 10/12/16

“Oddball psych rock group Thanks Light sound more like Man Man than the Black Angels but their most recent single “Family Jewels” still packs enough haze and repetition to soundtrack any number of trippy montages.” (read more)

Nick Hanover | OVRLD 9/26/2016

“It's got a lot going on, from piano to an angelic backing choir to horns, and it's quite pretty.” (read more)

The Deli Magazine 4/23/16

“Thanks Light has written a colorful track that will stand out among the groups performing in Austin today.” (read more)

Lauren Gribble | Austin.com 11/16/2015

“Their influences are as diverse as the songs on their soundcloud playlist, which is full of awesome ear candy.” (read more)

The Deli Magazine 7/29/13