Trip to the coast

"The album is full of straightforward and jangly guitar pop, full of hooks and production turns that would feel at home on mixtapes of early-'90s underground alternative acts, the likes of which Pritchard himself belonged to and came up with. Early in his career, Pritchard's lilting voice and storytelling lyrics garnered comparisons to crooners like Lloyd Cole and Morrissey, but on A Trip to the Coast he bears more in common with Robyn Hitchcock's voice at its most lighthearted".

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"A Trip to the Coast his first album for five years, is full of the kind of sweet, slightly off-kilter songcraft and guitar pop that could result if, say, Lloyd Cole and Robyn Hitchcock were forced to breed. There is not a weak track in these 10, from the driving "In June" and chirpy "Trentham" to the vaguely sinister "Posters".

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