Stephanie Tell, Journalist

Death To Computer really showcases their knack for cracking rock melodies.

While Crush’s melody line is ultra-repetitive, its rapid, oriental-infused tones are a nice touch.

Ebbing and flowing in great warm rushes, this release solidifies the slightly mournful, delicate brand of songwriting for which Calnin is becoming known.

"This Belgian outfit’s dark, electro-rock offering is in a similar vein to Marilyn Manson, notably through their nightmarish, over-the-top cabaret aesthetic."

"Despite some impressively sultry vocals, the band’s funkiness feels so controlled and sanitised that it detracts from their genuineness."

"These catchy melodies will ensure an easy, enjoyable listen, in which classic pop structures meet contemporary production tastes."

"Its subtle, emotionally evocative tone proves a memorable highlight amongst these heavily nostalgic tracks."

"The remixes on this EP actually craft more interesting songs out of Snakadaktal’s inoffensive, pretty tunes, taking their dreamy pop sensibilities to new levels and really enhance their warmly-timbred vocals."

Towards the end of their long set, they really crank up the strobe-light madness and ear-wrecking noise, ensuring the ecstatic crowd leaves wholly satisfied.

Highlights include gentle (yet bold) opener Said And Done and the expressive Back Home Again, with its rhythmic drum patterns and emotive backing vocals.