The Reviews Are In

Foals - Holy Fire

"From the thumping Everytime to the borderline inspiring Out Of The Woods, Holy Fire rings with a refreshing surety."

Eels - Wonderful, Glorious

"Wonderful, Glorious is Eels with wit, intelligence, darkness, personal issues – and indeed, wonder – intact. That can be no bad thing."

The Bronx - The Bronx IV

"The songs are good, it's just that most are toe-tappers instead of head-bangers."

PVT - Homosapien

"This is relevant, living, music lying between humanity and construction – the organic and the artificial."

Tegan & Sara - Heartthrob

"Yes, their experimenting with synth compliments the tragically emotive themes, but it also fuels – and tries to sell – empty songs that lack real storytelling."

Jim James - Regions Of Light And Sound Of God

"An ultimately uplifting and invigorating experience."

Delphic - Collections

"It's Delphic, but not as you know it."

Local Natives - Hummingbird

"There's resonance and pathos in their songwriting that fills up the crevices in your head and heart, and weighs you down with a sweet sort of lead in your belly that feels both rare and important somehow. This is a fantastic second effort."

Pissed Jeans - Honeys

"It's certainly not for the faint of heart, but for those who can stomach filthy, erratic punk music, Honeys will have you completely immersed."

High Highs - Open Season

"Unfortunately, as a whole the album failed to conjure any strong emotional response, and ended up being a pretty but somewhat forgettable listening experience."