Easter

Debut album Innocence Man released on White Box 11th June 2012: "I utterly adore it when I encounter a recording that I cannot stop listening to- one of the finest things i've wrapped my ears round this year without a shadow of a doubt!" 5/5 Norman Records "a lo-fi, alt-rock gem." Big Issue London "There's not a weak song on the album. A masterful debut." 8/10 Americana UK “Built on 90s US alt-rock foundations – think a holy trinity of Sebadoh, Slint and Sonic Youth...'Innocence Man' is an extraordinary listen: an immense, brooding and ruggedly beautiful journey, as monumental and carefully hewn as the carvings at Mount Rushmore or the implacable Victorian brickwork of Strangeways prison." Folly of Youth "If you have any sort of affinity with alternative guitar music, get your hands on this..." 9/10 Subba Cultcha "Buy this album, I promise you it’s bloody brilliant." Song, by Toad "The music is darkly beautiful, intense, mature and fragile all at once. In short it’s magnificent. If I had to score it out of ten, I’d give it ten and think I wasn’t scoring it high enough." Muso's Guide "Simply stunning…this is the sort of album that puts your faith back into guitar music." Both Bars On "Loud and yet thoughtful, this is an album to play again and again. Excellent stuff." Is This Music? “Built on 90s US alt-rock foundations – think a holy trinity of Sebadoh, Slint and Sonic Youth, an extraordinary listen" Folly of Youth