Lucia Osborne Crowley, Journalist

"The tone of the record changes at every turn, making it both mysterious and accomplished"

"Ambient yet somehow unnerving melodies that have been absent in much of his previous work"

"While certainly formulaic at times, the record is a successful debut by any measure."

"The variety of sonics and rhythms in this record definitely showcases the group’s formidable talent."

This release embodies all their musical talent and energy.

The entire audience danced and sang along to an explosive rendition of his hit, Jimmy Recard, and as his set came to a close an overwhelmed crowd of hip hop fans spilled reluctantly out of the venue and Come Together closed its doors for another year.

If they hadn’t already, with this album Jinja Safari prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that they are a force to be reckoned with and that they have carved themselves a very secure place in the future of Australian music.

As the group finished their wildly energetic performance, tired but excited punters slowly drifted back to their tents and bade farewell to the charming Belford property and the Gum Ball for another year.

A surge of satisfied punters left the muddy festival ground and said a reluctant goodbye to Bluesfest for another year.

This record confidently dismisses any fears that The Strokes have had their day, confirming instead that they still deserve their place at the forefront of the contemporary rock scene.