The Comeback Tour

"The Comeback Tour employs the emotional indie rock sound of bands like Pedro the Lion and Built to Spill... Their songs are carefully constructed and well-written... This band could be the next best thing if they get out of the DIY bubble. Check 'em out now before they get too big for their britches." - Smother Magazine

"Intelligent, literate rock that builds on its influences without ripping them off."

"The Comeback Tour’s sound is a wonderful throwback to old indie rock and emo bands, recalling crunchy vocals and sensitive themes. Quite honestly, listening to Apologizing the Broadcast was an exercise in nostalgia and enthusiasm for the band’s skills in musicianship and songwriting."

"[The album] seeks to tell the story of 'two brothers who desperately try to save their city from a catastrophic flood.' Through carefully painted musical imagery and poetic songwriting, the story is both intricately and marvelously communicated."

"The music is unique and, as mentioned before, pays excellent homage to [its] roots. The Comeback Tour’s Apologizing the Broadcast will definitely find its place in my regular CD rotation."

-Andrea Caruso - Independent Clauses

"Intelligent, literate rock that builds on its influences without ripping them off."

"The Comeback Tour’s sound is a wonderful throwback to old indie rock and emo bands, recalling crunchy vocals and sensitive themes. Quite honestly, listening to Apologizing the Broadcast was an exercise in nostalgia and enthusiasm for the band’s skills in musicianship and songwriting."

"[The album] seeks to tell the story of 'two brothers who desperately try to save their city from a catastrophic flood.' Through carefully painted musical imagery and poetic songwriting, the story is both intricately and marvelously communicated."

"The music is unique and, as mentioned before, pays excellent homage to [its] roots. The Comeback Tour’s Apologizing the Broadcast will definitely find its place in my regular CD rotation."

-Andrea Caruso - Independent Clauses

"The Comeback Tour throws in some catchy riffs and hints of experimentalism, while overall not straying too far off the beaten path in their latest album entitled: Apologizing the Broadcast."

"One thing that really struck me in this album was the sampling/orchestra pieces performed in between each song. It gave a very professional feeling to the overall work, and I found it impressive."

"Another thing I found cool was the use of a story throughout the entire album. The story, according to the written insert, is: Two brothers encounter God, and He informs them that a catastrophic flood will soon hit their city. So the album is basically all about their struggle to try and stop it." - The HV Scene

"The Comeback Tour throws in some catchy riffs and hints of experimentalism, while overall not straying too far off the beaten path in their latest album entitled: Apologizing the Broadcast."

"One thing that really struck me in this album was the sampling/orchestra pieces performed in between each song. It gave a very professional feeling to the overall work, and I found it impressive."

"Another thing I found cool was the use of a story throughout the entire album. The story, according to the written insert, is: Two brothers encounter God, and He informs them that a catastrophic flood will soon hit their city. So the album is basically all about their struggle to try and stop it." - The HV Scene

"Separated out into three distinct movements, 'Apologizing the Broadcast' is an ambitious endeavor to say the least. Led by a rock group unafraid of dazzling anyone with their supreme chops, the album is sparkling with elements of noise pop, indie rock, and tons of attitude. This is meant for the crowd who loves both directions the indie rock scene turned once Hot Water Music leapt onto the scene."
- Smother Magazine