“Employing a folk-driven indie rock backdrop, [they] specialise in shambolic, absurdist fare... Frontman Tom Duggins… sounds uncannily like [Damon] Albarn, spinning the same types of everyday life absurdist narratives as can be found on The Great Escape, propelled along on a Kinks-ian lope glazed over with Pavement-like fuzz.” (The Line of Best Fit)

“There was a weirdly distinctive vision I had in mind when I saw the band name ‘Organised Scum’. It was something distinctly similar to Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes, or his previous band Gallows. Something heavy anyway… So imagine the surprise when met with a lo-fi indie outfit from London… [Their sound] sits somewhere on the line between Mutations-era Beck and Pavement. It’s almost criminally laid back.” (Notes On Sounds)

“On their new offering Organised Scum maintain most of those principles found in their previous release, the intelligent brattiness and the bright enthusiasm of a talented band on the rise, however, they seem to have kicked their artistry up a notch, demonstrating a wider range of skill and competence.” (Destroy/Exist)