Earl Grey

"Girl Ray's debut is a poetic blend of late night texts and bucolic verse ... Earl Grey's range is ambitious, and it's executed with a gratifying versatility that lets it hold its head high when nodding to 60s psychedelic pop, 90s Britpop and sweaty pub indie. It's an impressive signal of intent, balancing adolescent candour with an astute songcraft - seldom cloying, seldom overreaching. Time is very much on their side".

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"The influence of shambly 1990s indie such as Pavement and, most obviously, Gorky's Zygotic Mynci is clear on their winningly gauche debut, but it stands in a longer line of British faux-naifs stretching back through Postcard Records and the Raincoats. Stupid Things, with its bewildered close harmonies and rinkydink piano, is the standout, but there's charm galore here, from Just Like That's softly unfurling doowop coda to Don't Go Back at Ten's 80s keys and gently psychy groove".

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