Review

If we all have to celebrate England’s green pastures at the moment, then this is the way to do it.

An essential addition to anyone's collection...

There is an omnipotent gleam to the proceedings which really brings out the best in the songs.

It's an artistically free record, containing some Brit-rock, a little pop, and Sixties soul. Yet it all feels natural; you can’t ask for more than...

A sincere and legitimate attempt to perform something outside of the parameters of the sound of Tamara Schlesinger's ‘main’ project.

Devilishly fit for purpose.