Reviews

...ultimately the driving force of Heaven is the intelligently-crafted ballads powered by Leithauser’s voice and the crisp guitar work, which could easily stand alone as an instrumental record and function as the score to any indie film.

Instead of sounding refreshing and reinvigorated, Brilliant comes across like a B-sides and rarities package hastily put together by an unscrupulous record company after one of the members has died in a horrific plane crash.

Instead of just utopian romanticism, this work is a solid commentary from Rudd about how the world should be, without ruthless acts of disrespect between races.

It feels like an album that will appreciate with time and adaptations on the live stage...

From the word go, their sinister undertone is exposed, one that’s both fearsome and addictive as all hell.

Home Again makes an excellent accompaniment for all seasons.

It must be said that Def Wish is in a league of his own when it comes to lyrical delivery – he nails his rapid-fire lines with precision and precipitous talent.