Girls In Hawaii

"Like, dEUS, Zita Swoon or Venus, those Belgians use the old rock vocabulary, from new wave to noisy pop, to tell singular stories (...) Sometimes, birds noises cross a song. "Catwalk" sounds REM, some Grandaddy ("Organeum", or "Casper"). Sometimes it is harder, like the Pixies or My Bloody Valentine could do ("Time to Forget the Winter", "The Fog") ..."

Stéphane Davet
(LE MONDE) - Stéphane Davet

"From here to there", there is a step, or an ocean. It's exactly what we feel by discovering this first album. Sometimes very classic, sometimes totally different from what we heard. The production is from time to time very fresh, or lo-fi. It reminds dEUS, or Caesar. A revelation...even much more"

Laurent Garcia. - RollingStone Mag

. . it doesn't clamor for attention; it just offers shimmery, melodic, occaisionally crunchy tunes like a shy kids handing you his earbuds . . - Spin

Finally, Belgium's answer to Grandaddy and Radiohead. Lo-fi melodic rambling rest atop breezy atomospheric harmonies . . a synthesized treat drenched in the drippings seeping out of Radiohead's Kid A. - Relix