Matt MacMaster, Journalist

"It built into something transcendent, and had us swallowing our tongues it was so good."

"It was perfectly timed; the thundering applause felt righteous and cathartic."

"... The sound of a band consciously detached from their high-browed rock-oriented past and simply enjoying themselves."

"The work of a seasoned performer in total control, demonstrating monkish restraint, completely clear of sonic clutter."

"Where 'Classics' demonstrated a clear love and understanding for the hyper-coloured rock romantics of shoegaze, 'Death Is A Miracle' is a darker, more ponderous take."

"A chameleonic interpretation of shoegaze that wears its heart."

"Their pillowy mixture of emo, crushing dream pop and '90s-inflected guitar noodling sounded immediate and invigorating."

"Wild Honey seemed happy enough, skipping through harmony-driven melodies and derivative jangly hooks, but even on stage, which usually adds a few pounds of muscle and charisma...the band couldn't raise a pulse."

"Their slow passages of ambient drone drained time of its momentum."

"Spectral harmonies, delicate percussion and sounds captured through an open window all dovetail together in arrangements that shine."

"A breezy release that listlessly wanders through the usual themes."