Stephanie Tell, Journalist

"Clichéd and problematic psychosexual issues aside, an original story would serve them better."

"It’ll make you want to choreograph an interpretive dance."

"Amid wormy pop melodies and squeaky vocals wrapped up in breezy layers, this Canadian singer presents a feisty example of girl power."

This EP feels done to death; pigeonholed in the mid-‘90s.

"Though the chorus in Silence does venture a tad too far into ‘edgy’ Pink territory, this tactile EP proves genuinely biting."

"What it does reveal, however, is plenty of in-your-face bubbliness and a tired, party aesthetic."

"A no-nonsense, wormy electro-pop song, the track demonstrates the makings of a singalong classic, however its remixes are far too numerous."

"Expansive guitar tones wash over you in this lyrical, accessible offering."

The swaggering Groovy Boys, however, touches on something more than theatrical humour.

"The Bucketseat’s musical compositions feel far too pedestrian and amateur."