Brendan Telford, Journalist

"Leonard is comfortable enough for his music to be rough and at times awkward, and he is talented enough to pull it off."

"Flowing '60s free-love pastoral psych pop, with burnt edges — they could be dug out of a time capsule."

"The kicker — the albums are to be played simultaneously, at different volumes, for maximum effect."

"...segues effortlessly from maudlin lounge to sonorous soiree to spiralling guitar squall."

"Gleefully nasty stuff."

"A delightfully brutal and weird debut."

"Pink Quartz swings, ambles and twitches between each serrated touchstone, keeping the mood belligerent and aggressive and liberally twisted with laconic humour."

"Choke Chains have delivered an album that is unrelenting and rough as hell."

"The fidelity is pushed into the red, causing the speakers to crackle and buzz under the stress."

"Garden and San Diego benefit from the rickety instrumentation and frayed harmonies, but for the most part it gets tired."