Reviews / Album

"This album's bizarre Delta/swamp beats and frantic saxophone breaks shows the band still has tasty new tricks."

"Stripped-back, barely-driven guitar and kit and a penchant for pouring their hearts into their lyrics. "

"Constantly riding the borderline been maturity and childishness, Gospel is a sloppy mess in all the right ways."

"These utterly dreamy vignettes, all sequenced together for continuous listening, add up to an album that nostalgically looks back."

"Slow beats and deep bass produce head-nodding rhythms over which melodic synths noodle."

"Consistently groovy indie-haze tracks with irresistible hooks amidst smooth vocal tones."

"'Spirit Down' marks a crystallisation of the group’s ethereal, reverb-driven music."

"An enduring listen and occupies the background rather than being utterly compelling or engaging."

"'Easy to get into, even easier to get lost in."

"Light-hearted, instantly accessible and sweet, it’s perfect for lovers, for friends and for family."