Reviews

"Perhaps the show's title no longer reflects two friends on a downward spiral into middle age, but rather the wisdom that comes with growing older."

"The reassurance that everything was gonna be alright set up a beautifully loving vibe in the room."

DMA's created "a palpable camaraderie among themselves as well as with their fans."

"There's a sense of excitement and enjoyment in the group's early efforts that is well-captured in How To Change The World."

"Flack has set a high bar for himself here. It's going to be a lot of fun seeing how he carries on."

"It's really a breath of fresh, slightly metallic air to hear people talking about periods so nonchalantly."

"There's no need for flashy visuals or acrobatics; instead, it's all about the band and Levine's flawless crooning vocals."

"Similar to watching an ill-reviewed arthouse film that gives you hope that something spectacular is going to happen."

Midway through Salter's suicide ballad You, Me And The Sea, the venerable dude behind the sound desk decides to jump on the room's upright piano.