The Blood of Heroes (Ohm Resistance) and The Sunset Curse have both been reviewed by music critic François Couture, in his Monsieur Delire blog.
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The Blood Of Heroes and Sunset Curse on Monsieur Délire
Friday, June 25th, 2010The Blood Of Heroes finds itself on ToneShift.com
Friday, June 25th, 2010The Blood of Heroes (Ohm Resistance) finds itself on Toneshift.com; kind words from TJ Norris.
“Not for the weary.”
- TJ Norris, Toneshift.com
Sunset Curse, Birch Book and The Blood Of Heroes, all at Aiding And Abetting
Saturday, June 19th, 2010
The Sunset Curse reviewed at Aiding And Abetting (click to read the full review).
Also, short reviews of Birch Book and The Blood Of Heroes
The Blood Of Heroes review at Baby Sue
Thursday, June 10th, 2010The Blood of Heroes (Ohm Resistance) has been reviewed at BabySue.com
“Harsh rhythm-driven tracks collide with metallic sounds and vocals drenched in effects. Slightly spooky at times…and ultimately somewhat surreal…”
- Baby Sue
The Blood Of Heroes reviewed at Brainwashed
Tuesday, June 1st, 2010The Blood of Heroes (Ohm Resistance) has been reviewed at Brainwashed.com
“While I do hear parallels in the sound to the likes of early Techno Animal, Ice, and Scorn, never does it sound like anything but a product of the modern era.”
- Creaig Dunton, Brainwashed.com
Free track from The Sunset Curse at Denver Post
Tuesday, June 1st, 2010The Sunset Curse have been written up in the Denver Post Reverb by Eryc Eyl. Click to read the original review and grab a free song from the debut record “Artificial Heart.”
“Though the album’s blend of electronica, indie rock, hard rock and the kitchen sink makes for a puzzling first impression, subsequent listens reveal a coherent artistic statement that is the musical equivalent of a nighttime stroll through nearly any 21st century city’s streets. You’ll get what we mean when you steal the album’s title track.”
- Eryc Eyl, Denver Post
The Blood Of Heroes reviewed at Limewire
Monday, May 3rd, 2010“It’s heady stuff that’ll please the musical intelligentsia but avoids falling into the noise trap, remaining accessible enough to pass as artsy cocktail music.”
- Dave Wedge, Limewire Music Blog
The Blood Of Heroes has been reviewed by Dave Wedge in his Limewire music blog. Click to read the original review.