Mac McNaughton, Journalist

"Their debut recalls a sorry time in electronic music history when cafés and decaying bricked hipster record stores became overstocked with $5 CDs."

"Truscott – quite astonishingly – manages to be provocative and funny"

"This is very much a modern record drawing on a galaxy of musical influences"

"A strong festival circuit career is pretty much assured"

"Too many confectioners spoil the sweeties on the debut long player from a Melbourne collective"

"When an album’s dots connect on shuffle as well as they do in order, the mission is well and truly accomplished."

"Coup De Grâce sounds like most of the last eight years was spent being added to and simmered like a finely-tuned hearty soup."

"A welcome return."

"Perhaps the years leading us in dance has left Paul Mac tired and emotional and he really does need a holiday from himself."