Reviews / Album

One seriously impressive little album.

Heartthrob is arguably a collection of ‘singles’ but also a strong and cohesive album.

Judging from the evidence present on A Year At Sea, Winter People could be huge.

Overall, though, it’s great to have The Bronx back.

Holy Fire is ambitious, but it’s almost impossible to fault.

At times melodies sound overtly familiar, and the band’s musical phrases become tired and predictable.

Indie pop at its absolute best.

An endearing collection of tell tale pop punk songs given the acoustic treatment

A record that does not falter once.

The real victory on Oddfellows is how in sync the band sound on record after six years.

It ebbs and flows from the stylistic wonders of Real Estate, but with many musical twists along the way.