Reviews

Here are a couple of reviews from Garageband.com for what they’re worth!....They’ll have to do till we get some press.

DEEP SEA DIVING
The ocean is in stereo during this 'Death Cab for Cutie'-eske ballad, with a hint of progressive jazz of course. After a short and sweet introduction by some mellorons the sound muffles itself for a underwater atmosphere. On my first listen. If you feel confused by first by the sudden lack of high-end equalization, then just wait for the male vocalist (who sounds a bit like a baritone version of the fore-mentioned Ben Gibbard) to begin and the mix will make sense. All at once, melody, mood, and lyrics fit perfectly together.

As the subtle organ pulsations continued, I began to rock my head to the low-key beat. I particularly loved the synthetic pads and swelling strings which consistently decorate the song creating the continually changing aquatic atmospheres.

About halfway through the bass line kicks it up a notch (after a jazzy break) and the production values really begin to shine. There are some fantastic reverb effects on the singer's voice(s), as well a fuller equalization dynamic. It's back to the swelling sounds and percussive "down down down" lyrics of the singer that bring us full circle to the end. Very well done.
Reviewed by: jonathantneal

ANORAK
Great production. Really full and warm sound. Tight performance too. Good voice n' all. This reminds me in some way of Squeeze, in a good way, they were a great band. Hook is catchy and sing-a-longable. Nice length, ooer missus! No the song is just the right length for a single but I guess you know that already. Really enjoyable pop Rock song that would sit well with songs from the likes of Green Day and the Rembrandts genre. Well wrapped up little package, I predict big things for you guys. Will be adding you to my playlist. All the best.
Reviewed by: stixstothard