Amazingly candid, serene and endearing. I have a soft spot for that lo-fi, "broken" style that this album radiates.

I have a real soft spot for debut albums - and this one is no exception. A real and candid glimpse into Vin's early musical endeavors. Most tracks are decidedly lo-fi, tentative demos, and while some veer into completely unrelated genres (The Welshman), most of the music on show seems to retain the same mold and feel of a Red Vox album, albeit without the budget and polyrhythmic drumming. The ambient solos are also extremely impressive for a debut.

Crazy addictive... turning 80's pop songs into hard rock may seem weird at first, but everything perfectly falls into place here.

It's difficult to pick a favorite when the tracklist consists of banger after banger all the way to the end. The level of maturity and complexity that was achieved here that wasn't present in the previous album is inspiring, and I can only hope that there's more to come from Don Vail. This is simply a masterpiece

I stumbled on this band by chance through the Journeys of Reemus games, and I absolutely adore everything they have put out.
If you managed to get here, consider yourself lucky.