For fun, you can hear Damian talk about Oh No on NPR's All Things Considered this afternoon. While you're listening, check out a1000000ways.com if you haven't yet, as the boys are celebrating the release of the album by making it easier for you to get free music and spread the love.
Better yet, read some recent reviews and interviews (and if you find more, post them in the comments section):
E! Online, A-: "Just go buy this album already...OK?"
ign.com, 9.2: "OK Go returns to what made them great, but kicks the dial to 11 and delivers a more guitar-driven helping of pop wonderment"
Houston Chronicle, 3 1/2 stars: "...this is an album for sunny days and caffeine highs."
Dallas Observer: "The songs are sexier, fiercer and more diverse, and the production retains the energy of OK Go's live shows--an elusive feat for most bands."
Denver Westword: "OK Go is back with a sophomore release that puts its brilliant debut to shame."
allmusic.com, 4 stars: "OK Go has written an album that coats its incredibly accessible nuts and bolts with an effervescent rocket sauce, and that's just the way it is."
NY Post, 3 stars: "strong, irresistable pop 'n' roll..."
Kansas City Star interview with Tim: "One small step for bass players, one giant leap for rhythm-section kind."
altsounds.com interview with Damian: "I think the entire world of rock would be invigorated with dance wars going on."
MTV.com article: "crunchy guitar rockers 'Invincible,' 'Do What You Want' and 'It's a Disaster' mix the downtown punch of the Strokes with an ear for pop hooks."
Jim Derogatis: "too clever and way too smarmy for their own good... annoying... gag-worthy..."