In A Sandbox Full Of Suns

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• “This is extremely interesting. Ostensibly hard rock with a 70s psych flavor, there is really something else going on. The vocals have a jazzy flavor, and the production really makes me think of an unusual yet killer band called Reptile Palace Orchestra- a sort of anything-goes, artsy, avant-garde, almost ‘world’ mish-mash of orchestra and rock. Yet this isn’t that, which the shredding guitar and rock rhythms ensure. Whatever this is, it is brilliant.”

  — Lute FP

• “This record made me feel floating in space whilst holding a mug of star-flavored coffee. Indeed, really a good album that I love.”

  — josedenoche · favourite track: Coffee Style

• “Love it. Great atmospheric rock.”

  — Michael T. Weiss · favourite track: In A Sandbox Full Of Suns

• “Progressive folk rock jazz blues for those of us who lap this stuff up… Superb !!”

  — Steve Rodger

• “Jazz flecked vocals wafting serenely over off centred and angular grooves. This is like a psych/stoner version of the type of jazz/rock fusions Chick Corea used to toy with back in the 70's.”

  — FDJ (Desert Psychlist) · favourite track: Dead Urban Desert