Some views from the critics…

Killing Street single – August 2005

An enticingly coarse blast of guitar from the Scottish quartet, who are cutting their teeth with their own brand of upbeat rallying noise’ – Flux

‘Riotous rock and roll’ –Gigwise

‘A welcome blast of venom’ - This Is Fake DIY

‘Another essential single from a band surely on the verge of superstar status’ – UKMusicSearch

‘Spat out with absolute conviction’ – Tasty

‘Killing Street certainly packs a punch, a snappy piece of power punk with plenty of bite. Restless and twitchy, its has an old Indie charm to it, reminiscent of "Rollercoaster" era Jesus and Mary Chain’.- CD Times

‘A soap box battle cry to the down trodden masses’- HeathanAngel

‘Bar brawls and open roads is what this single evokes and its all good!’ – Leeds Student

‘Edinburgh band as uncompromising in their assault on your personal space as a drunk in the street at…anytime.’ New-Noise

“Killing Street” is glorious for its sparing use of chords and the kind of barracking, dirty attitude, revolutionary calls, that sounds like youth mixing up their frustration with assault weapons made from Fenders.’ – Music-Dash

‘Three and half minutes of full on rock ‘n’ roll, the like of which The Subways would come up with if they’d been up all night drinking bourbon with The Stooges’ – Culture Deluxe

‘Another winner’.- Rock 3

Save It For Your Friends single – August 2005

“It makes me want to dance in the same way that Franz Ferdinand, The coral and The Cure make me want to dance.” – Disorder Magazine

“A fantastic summer tune” – Funky Mofo