Reviews / Album

"Forget about the post-rock tags you may have seen, because you've never heard anything like this."

"The hysteria is largely warranted."

"...instantly recognisable as a Swans work with its panoramic epics and brutal crescendos."

"Martin Craft has created a holistic and moving third album."

"Let's Eat Grandma is ethereal, at times haunting gothic pop."

"This is exactly the kind of album stoner-rockers are looking for in 2016: ballsy, fun and a little bit evil."

"Organ melodies, strings and soaring vocals provide an almost cinematic experience."

"Their ability to bring different approaches to these songs ensures that Johannesburg barely feels like a Mumford & Sons release at all."

"Mitchell seems more comfortable as Bob Evans, perhaps even ready to retire the persona that was 'the singer from Jebediah'."