Commentary

It is a great release, quality professional sound.  There is no pretense in this band.  They are starting out making basic rock and roll (guitar, bass, drums, and dynamite vocal harmonies) that people like listening to…just like The Rolling Stones and The Beatles.

Imurj Radio Dauphine Review

A bassline like that is a rarity, outside of Nirvana, Pixies or New Order and on this occasion it brings with it a taste of R.E.M. Traditional indie then, the kind we all grew up on and the kind of anthem that will always curry favour with alt leaning types.

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“Jeannie Jade” . . . could be the highlight. The anthemic and explosive chorus rocks.

Divide and Conquer Dauphine Review

A bassline like that is a rarity, outside of Nirvana, Pixies or New Order and on this occasion it brings with it a taste of R.E.M. Traditional indie then, the kind we all grew up on and the kind of anthem that will always curry favour with alt leaning types.

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. . . chords are ruffing us up only for that lead singer to take us to one side and tell us what’s what. The attitude is out in full force, a musical for punks who can’t look at a safety pin without thinking accessory. There is drama here too, like we’ve only scratched the surface of what is possible.

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Tight as fuck.

Peter Kimosh, Deep Sound Studio