Roshan Clerke, Journalist

"Richer and more expansive, with an abundance of angelic harmonies and cloud-busting synths."

"The band’s music is a mixture of earnestness and ambiguity, full of vague allusions to times, places, and feelings that aren’t as solid as they may first appear."

"Live instrumentation features on a few tracks, and the guest list is a red-carpet affair."

"Babaganouj continue to build their brand of bubblegum pop-rock, reaching for new heights of saccharine excess."

"The crowd sing along with the type of stadium-sized energy usually reserved for football games."

"Despite these populist reference points, and at times even because of them, 'Man About Town' rarely feels like its own self."

"This sense of maturity makes for a pleasantly surprising turn from a man known for his emotional excessiveness."

"The album is padded with short instrumental tracks that provide just enough respite between tunes and work as efficient transitions."

"Painfully honest and undeniably human but, above all, it's also quietly hilarious"

"...a style of comedy that blurs the line between poetry and therapy."

"It'll probably soundtrack your next shopping experience, but it's not relevant beyond the supermarket doors."