There’s a definite indie edge that really works in its favour. Grant Smith’s leading voice & lyricism make for something incredibly soulful & fresh.
Rebecca Cullen
The music softens you, the words break you down, the changing pace reminds you how uncertain life is. A band with a shared love for artistry & expression.
Well & truly reigniting the flame for punk rock, ferociously expressing ideas relating to free thought & occasionally crossing over into indie-rock & blues.
The connection between singer & song starts to come second to the one between the listener & the song, and that’s a powerful thing & a wonderful gift.
The music is smooth & everything works well to maintain this. There’s a confidence about it all that hip-hop fans will likely be drawn to.
Showcasing immense versatility & uniquely inspired creativity that strikes all at once as professional, deeply soulful, and forever unpredictable.
His voice ranges from blissfully delicate to almighty & powerful, without ever so much as gracing the possibility of shouting. Beautifully impressive.
The freshness, how addictively energizing it is – a skilled producer and a band whole heartedly, authentically fighting to keep rock music alive.
Just 17 years old, already crafting tracks that hit hard & present an all-important level of professionalism with a satisfying, supremely polished finish.
What feels like a multi-layered, complex piece, is a singular backdrop with a varied & ever impressive rap performance lighting up each moment.
His passion for rock & metal, for creative expression, for the electric guitar & distortion, is unquestionable – a key ingredient in creating something with impact.
A wildly interesting project. Explicit focus & intent relating to a fairly harrowing historical story offers a poignant & striking sense of artistry.