The Fugitives

"Great songs, great hooks, they grow on you. I still have them in my head."
Ronny Morris - Digitak Mastering, Brunswick GA, USA

"Profound, intelligent lyrics and great tunes. Superb."
- ANW

"This is obviously a very mature songwriter, talented, musical, and very strong with arrangement."
SterlingRocks - Los Angeles, California

"Wow!!! Procol Harum collide with the Kinks and produce a wonderful offspring. This is a very refreshing change from the bullshit you are sometimes subjected to when you do reviews.Interesting lyrics and a vocalist that makes them work just right with the music. Well written. Well executed."
Boptherabbit, Merritt Island, Florida

"It grew on me like a 5th grade crush."
DLEO - Denver, Colorado

"Some challenging, well performed songs."
- Dan G> - Glisk Records

"Very original."
Gutiardreamkid, Burlington, Ontario, Canada

"Sounds almost like Paul and John singing, ha."
DeleveledGTR - Florence, South Carolina

"reminds me a lot of billy Joel and Elton John. Its got a real brit-pop feel."
Bipolar - San Diego, California

"Insane vocals. Sounds like John Lennon through a fan. Mix is good. Sounds like a 60s vinyl which is pretty awesome. I dig it on the whole though. Sounds like theater-rock. Write a musical!! Good job."
Cooljkaz - Los Angeles, California

North London band The Fugitives make a long-awaited return to the scene with their 2010 EP - a trilogy of songs based on the spiritual concept of 'Sanskara'. Delivered with 21st-century production values, drawn from their prime influences of classic British and American recordings of the 1960s through to the 1990s, from the likes of Otis Redding, The Hollies, The Beach Boys, Steely Dan, The Eagles, Doobie Brothers, Supertramp, Genesis, 10cc, Police, World Party, Steve Winwood, Elvis Costello and Joe Jackson, with a dash of Keane, The Feeling, Daft Punk, Ben Folds and Supergrass.

The band members had been pursuing individual projects before deciding to re-unite for this EP. Other than its promotion work, the group have plans to release a video for 'Little Dragon', as well as to record a full-length album of unreleased material