The Coloured Lights

Without a doubt, the Coloured Lights finally put into vinyl what they lug onto stage. Balls. - Lightning Online

The quality of the songs, the variety in their lyrics all lead to complicated songs that are easy to listen to. From the pop radio song 'Amity' to 'No more drama' to the lead 'Precipice' the guitar solos mixed with the vocals show the band is not afraid to experiment when they think they are onto something. - The Chinook (Toronto)

The production is definitely the first thing that sticks out in this song to me. Its got a lot of little elements to it that could be easily overlooked if you just listen to it passively.

the guitar lines and the muffled acoustic in the back are a nice touch.

the vocals remind me some of the less-spastic moments of Isaac Brock from Modest Mouse (I think that's his name anyway). - SnackWheat (Richmond, Virginia)

...early sonic youth (or Dinasour) mixed with Violent Femmes or something along those lines. Although it is hard to define because they do have an original sound. - Dr. 67 Productions (Colorado Springs, Colorado)

What a jam! This song wants to punch my face, but fortunately, it is lodged in my computer. The bass player and drummer march along on the front lines. The guitar line is vicious and I'm wishing it had been a little better recording to give it more oomph. The singer has that rare ability to sound like he's about to lose control, so put a chastity belt on your daughter. You've got a real slam-banger of a tune here! - Super Drag

I'm tranported back to the 80's. Let's see... I like the atmospheric effect that the instuments have created and I like that I can't tell what all of the instruments are.

Nice melodic ideas. Simple but good chord progession. Love the spaceship in the end. Overall impression: Bauhaus on espresso (I didn't want to say Meth). - Info Cas (San Jose, CA)