Keira Leonard, Journalist

"While the album has potential, it's been washed away due to being too overproduced."

"It's a bundle of pop-punk magic."

"I haven't lived in Indonesia for a number of years, so I also feel a bit out of touch with the present-day implications, but people are still being silenced who speak about that particular era."

"A funky, uplifting album that certainly doesn't stray from their ska roots."

"The collaboration between Carty's luminous vocals and Gardiner's cello is exquisite, making Hospital Hill Carty's finest record yet."

"There were head-bangers, boogies, finger-guns, embraces, and oh so many singalongs."

"Sure to resonate with the broken-hearted and the broken at heart."