Indie Underground Blog / Some Might Say Zine “A DIY assault of brash riffs and a nastily menacing guitar, this three piece messily blend garage rock with bluesy indie rock, a fast paced bite of dark grungy energy layered over their sound. They have a thunderous sound, one which is a uniquely eclectic fusion of genres”
“A riff laden, rock heavy, psychedelia packed beast of a tune” - Gigslutz / This Feeling Track Of The Day (Latest Single 'Take It Too Far')
Paris Supernova review of our gig at Supersonic in Paris. “This three-piece from England is tighter than tupperware with catchy hooks, guitar mastery and an absolute machine gun of a drummer, ripping snare bullets at anyone in her way. Its rare that vocals are not the centrepiece of a gig. This band’s energy comes from the frontman's orbit around the drummer, with a red hot bassist to mop it all up”
Pirate Studios ”A thunderous, delightfully messy mix of indie, garage-rock, blues and grunge”
Christian Carlisle – BBC Introducing Sheffield “That was A&E by FloodHounds. A band that is really difficult to have a favourite track of because they are all so good. In at number 16 out of our Top 50 Tracks of 2016, and well deserving of that slot too!”
Record of the Day - Industry Newsletter http://www.recordoftheday.co.uk/on-the-move/record/floodhounds/e2016 "Raw, plucky, spirited and confident - basically everything you’d ever want from a young UK breakthrough group.”
Samantha Fielding – Exposed Magazine http://www.exposedmagazine.co.uk/music/tramlines-review-floodhounds/ “Jack Flynn’s off-hand ‘we’re from Sheffield, by the way’ needn’t have been uttered; Floodhounds’ rock-n-roll flawlessness is a perfect addition to the South Yorkshire sound. And it seems as if the meek three-piece have already gained a local following, if the queue out the door of Frog & Parrot is anything to go by.”
Jase Hare – It’s All Indie Blog http://www.itsallindie.com/2016/09/ep-review-floodhounds-look-what-youve.html “lyrically wonderful progressive rock that has an element of charm. You'll be hard pushed to find many better examples doing the rounds.”
Northern Exposure "Not your average band! A very well gelled band with loads of character to match. VERY atmospheric, lots of ’70s’ melodies, almost ‘shoegaze’ in parts, but definitely has a kick to it. Each riff a startling compliment on the last."
Faith Gledhill - Fiction is not imagination Blog http://www.fictionisnotimagination.co.uk/2016/10/festival-review-oxjam-leedstakeover.html “I'd been really looking forward to seeing FloodHounds again, after having been completely blown away by their recently released EP 'Look What You've Started'. Musically, they're quite different from anything I've heard before, and most definitely put their own stamp on the indie-rock genre. They have a very impressive bluesy rock sound, and their live performances are always completely off the scale.”
Sam Liddicott – Music Musings and Such Blog https://eclecticmusiclover.com/2016/10/18/ep-review-floodhounds-look-what-youve-started/ “FloodHounds are masterful when it comes to crafting loveable anthems and music that gets straight into the head. FloodHounds show they have depth and are capable of presenting something quite emotive and revealing without crowding it with noise and anger.“
Reyt Good Music Magazine http://www.reytgoodmusic.com/floodhounds/ “A riptide of swelling vibrations and harmonising melodies, drums thunder, and bass echoes, the vocals climb into the ring as sweet as honey, but ready to land a knockout punch. This EP genuinely impressed me, and FloodHounds are certainly a diamond in the rough of the South Yorkshire music scene.”
