Reviews

"A gloriously heavy, heaving dirge that doesn’t eschew rock conventions."

"'Inji' is a mixed bag of emotions, sounding like everything that ever came out between 1981 and Daft Punk’s 'Discovery' era."

"The musicians are capable of writing songs, but without the presence of challenging emotions, new wave sounds or technical prowess to relate to, don’t beg for more than one listen."

"Extremely well-polished collection that sweats of gasoline and jukebox jumpin’, managing to squeeze in a song for almost everyone."

"A complex, multifaceted album of profoundly strange but beautiful music."

"This album's bizarre Delta/swamp beats and frantic saxophone breaks shows the band still has tasty new tricks."

"Stripped-back, barely-driven guitar and kit and a penchant for pouring their hearts into their lyrics. "

"Constantly riding the borderline been maturity and childishness, Gospel is a sloppy mess in all the right ways."

"Calamity examines the life and portrayal of foul-mouthed, gun-toting cowgirl Calamity Jane from all angles."