Reviews / Album

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"It’s about a minute in that those crunching riffs and juxtaposed double-time hi-hat grooves really cement their purpose, filling the listener with intent."

"His most accessible work for years, a mausoleum-esque beauty."

"These guys are looking sadness dead-on."

"Much of the album feels disappointingly kitsch."

"...he re-enters the fray with a new creative direction favouring staple singer-songwriter fare rather than his usual Americana."

"This is another step on The Go! Team’s engaging, endearing, occasionally baffling journey."

"Think Laurel Canyon’s sweet sensitivity transplanted to Nashville."

Clean and beautiful melodies wrapped in a dark and ferocious black metal package.