Manx

The album is packed with hooks and melodies, anchored by some superbly belted-out vocals that waste no time in getting to the point. They hit their stride on tracks like "Hopeless Case," where bassist John Barnaby and guitarist Thomascyne Ryther echo and trade vocals through the chorus, providing just over two minutes of pure power-pop bliss. All the tracks are well balanced, with enough fresh and creative energy in each quick burst to pull you in, but never lingering long enough to wear out their welcome." CHIPP TERWILLIGER, Portland Mercury

"You just quit your job and told your boss to shove it; you grabbed your leather jacket on the way out, lit up a cigarette and hopped in your Camero, burning rubber out of the parking lot, headed to parts unknown. The catchy punk trio plays the kind of rebellious, rambunctious tunes that force questionable decision making. With a new 12″ still hot off the press and a wicked amount of shows coming up, you’re not going to want to miss these three eat at your earholes." Johnny Brooke, Portland Live.com