"...King Creosote gone electro-rock, or perhaps a more ambiently Celtic Two Door Cinema Club...Mysterious yet danceable electro-indie - the perfect bait to get music fans out to the clubs this Autumn.

ArtRockerTV

// ". . .if you ever require a record for those moments when you simply need to slap on the headphones and let the world slip away, this is it"

Rock Sound Magazine

//'It’s not often I hear a debut album that sounds this accomplished – the production is impeccable, and every track could easily be released as a standalone single. I’d suggest you keep a close eye on these guys, as I wouldn’t be surprised if they end up making a lot of noise on the UK music scene over the coming months.'

PanicDots

//'Simple but deceptively intelligent lyrics seal the deal on superior, skyward cuts such as Ropes and The Third (Incision) whilst some muscular guitar clout in My Eyes and The New Black helps bring a welcome edge. Empty Your Lungs and Breathe stands as a solid debut from a group gleefully exploring the space between the bedroom and the studio to promising effect. Breathe it in.

The Skinny

//'Arguably the new band out of Scotland that has attracted the most passionate advocates this year, this Aberdeen five-piece specializes in combining electronic pop and minor-chord indie rock, as this highlight from their debut full-length ably demonstrates.

With elements of the Police, early U2 and Thom Yorke, the result definitely feels more like October than July. Then again, on a sweltering day, that seasonal disconnect can be a good thing.'

*The Toronto Star *

// 'Every now and then while sifting through an ever-present pile of CDs from artists unknown to myself I hear something that immediately grabs my attention. Sometimes I’m bowled over and other times I know I am going to have stumbled upon something that is too multi-faceted to take in without repeat listens. In the grand scheme of things this occurs oh too infrequently, but when it does, it is a joy to behold.

I still get a shiver of excitement when I am introduced to something new that is worth waiting for. The new debut album from the bizarrely named IndianRedLopez is such an instance.

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