Brendan Telford, Journalist

Their innate sense of melody is never lost on this assured album.

"There’s something primordial about the poetic rhythms the duo slips into, the music’s roots both ancient and alien."

"When the “light” comes in the form of the relentless Haus Flipper, you know you are in good hands."

"There’s nothing new here."

"Something so wrong ends up being so, so right."

“There is never that internal wince when travelling to Australia; it’s been one of the audiences that have always enjoyed being part of the show”

"The title is a misnomer – deep down they’re dour, despondent and irretrievably lost."

"Blood flows at the cost of what made the band memorable in the first place."