Reviews / Album

"Malaise meets rage at its most percussive and poignant."

"They rip into each song like kids tearing into the wrapping paper at Christmas."

"It was a product of lead Projector David Longstreth's pettiness, bitterness and selfishness. It was also perfect: a shining gem of wonky, sometimes multi-tonal pop."

"Luluc won't provide anything that their competition doesn't already have in spades."

"A few stripped-back tunes would have made this record goosebump worthy."

A harrowing, blackened rock'n'roll sermon.

"Throughout this often confessional debut long player it is Odette's voice that takes the centre on what remains an intimately small stage."

"Quality pop tunes deep under the influence of the usual funk and soul suspects"