ScramJet

“Gritty pop punk like it used to be before Weezer went power pop and Blink imploded. It's a skate down memory lane. Try single Firebird for ascending vocal harmonies, "Tread Softly" for a withering guitar solo, and "Fading Quickly" for Midtown-like lyric structure. As tragically hopeful as you remember.” S.A. Thayne - ReverbNation

“ScramJet's songs display that difficult to master trait that all great bands must have: the ability to walk the delicate line between maintaining an identifiable 'voice' as a band, and creating tracks that are diverse, unique, and new. Each of their songs has a distinct flavor that is all its own . . . while maintaining a sound that can accurately be identified as "ScramJet".... The guitar in Tread Softly is in top shape, and the solo is unbelievable--and must rile the crowd like a seething, roiling hurricane! The hook there is primarily the lead guitar, but what makes the song so good is that there are subtle hooks everywhere--in the lyrics, the harmonies, the percussion, and even the pacing itself. It's a hardcore song, with addictive pace, tone, and melody. It will reel you in, and embed itself in your head--and you'll enjoy every minute of it.”
- Elitist Book Reviews