A.J. Vincent

"The Austin-bred rocker was a ball of energy from the moment the first note rang out of the keytar he proudly sports around his neck, and he kept up the pace the entire set. We were exhausted for him. There was so much synth and sound emitting from Vincent -- not to mention the lasers beaming off the stage -- that it was damn near sensory overload at its finest. It's strange to think that one man could be responsible for all the hair, noise, and lasers that were happening in the Alley Kat, but indeed he was." - Angelica Leicht, Houston Press

"...Vincent’s got a solo full-length out, Thief of Fire … it’s a tightly-wound set of songs that shifts smoothly from moody soul (“My Heart Calls Your Name”) to Yes-influenced prog-rock (“Come Over My Friend”) to mellow, electronicized instrumentals (“Ravian Flu”) to jaw-droppingly funky, raucous disco-rock (the stellar “Kiss The Sun”) while staying distinctly Vincent’s own sound. It swoops and bounces, strutting like Jagger in his heyday and pulling you right along behind, and the whole thing is just ineffably fun, a serenely smiling, shiny, fuzzed-out ball of goodness." - Jeremy Hart, Space City Rock

" ... sings like Jim Morrison and plays the key-tar ... a new old sound ... " - Michael Corcoran, Austin Music After Dark

"...has the ability to enthrall with his good looks, great keyboard stylings, and impressive vocal range…" - Leilani Polk, Creative Loafing Tampa