Stephanie Tell, Journalist

The next few songs lean towards more traditional country with their acoustic guitar and gentle, longing tones in which lyrics are clichéd.

This offering revives that mid-noughties trend of combining funky horns with hip hop, as in Kanye’s Touch The Sky.

Though its deeper bassline lends itself to a more accessible, club vibe, the three tracks on this electronic release prove equal in quality.

Yuck again display real potential to create waves in the alt.rock scene, with hopefully a true break-out album still on the cards.

This unique four-piece deserve credit for their creativity and unapologetic brutality

Though a little repetitive, this steadily fast-paced, seriously fun release could only be improved upon in a live setting

The standard rock format of the EP is pierced by Georgina Sayer’s mature, silky vocals.

The rest of the release has a heavier emphasis on chordy guitar and a combination of dark and light keyboard tones, blended into a dreamy ‘80s sound.