an experience of great pain." At Rolling Stone, Rob Sheffield gave the album four of five stars, calling it a "a savagely awesome debut" and "a heart-punch of an album" he compares to Hüsker Dü and early Sleater-Kinney. At The A.V. Club, David Anthony describes Say Yes to Love as "continu[ing] the raging aggression of [Perfect Pussy's] demo [I Have Lost All Desire for Feeling] while also trying to remove itself from hardcore’s oft-limiting structures," but argues that some of these departures have "Perfect Pussy getting out ahead of itself, suggesting the band would be better served securing an identity before attempting to redefine it." Dissolution The group disbanded in January 2016. Graves became an anchor for MTV News and Koloski formed a new band, based in Philadelphia, called Empath. Band members Meredith Graves – vocals (2012–2016) Garrett Koloski – drums (2012–2016) Ray McAndrew – guitar (2012–2016) Shaun Sutkus – keyboards (2012–2016) Greg Ambler – bass guitar (2012–2014) Ali Donohue – bass guitar (2014–2016) Discography LPs EPsI Have Lost All Desire for Feeling (2013, self-released) (2015, Captured Tracks reissue) SinglesAstonishing Adventures! "The Captured Crusader"'' 7" EP split with Joanna Gruesome (2014, Captured Tracks, Slumberland Records, Fortuna Pop!) References External links Musical groups established in 2012 Hardcore punk groups from New York (state) Indie rock musical groups from New York (state) American noise rock music groups Lo-fi music groups Musical groups from Syracuse, New York 2012 establishments in New York (state) Musical groups disestablished in 2016