Mark Beresford, Journalist

"Relentless and aggressive with a mass of crashing breakdowns that creatively dive in and out of climaxing melodies."

"If this is the showing that Yellowcard give with thumping jetlag, the rest of the country are in for a hell of a treat."

"Dylan, Cash And The Nashville Cats presents a fantastic retrospect on the Nashville studios of the ‘60s and ‘70s."

"An interesting movement from pop-jazz vulnerabilities to laidback New Orleans rhythms."

"Powerful rising vocals, lost in the moment performance and wonderfully dynamic playing, all bringing together a showing that was understandably met with roaring applause."

"While it’s hard to fault a band sticking to a formula that obviously works, it’s also hard to appreciate musical laziness."

"Less than 12 months after their album launch, The Pink Tiles drop another EP bursting at the seams with garage-pop guitar fuzz and surf-rock."