Some reviews of the album - "Who knew the Doves and Mansun had been around long enough to become an influence? Who knew Austin's Dynah would seemingly be taking cues from them? Finally, who knew the local quartet's self-titled disc would be one of the best debuts of the year?" - Matt Dentler, Austin Chronicle "The only thing that this album is missing is major label support. An incredible visionary debut for an indie pop band that will be fueling the Austin, Texas scene for quite some time-and with all the talent bubbling down there that's saying a lot. No one would be too surprised to find out that there was a whole lot of Brit and The Cure influence that led down the pathway to creating one of the indie scene's most majestic debuts in recent memory." - smother.net "All three bands--young though they are--were tight, dynamic and original, though heavily influenced by Brit pop. Dynah was heavy on the guitar effects with a spaceyness tempered by solid pop, a Radiohead-meets-The Promise Ring sound." - The Dallas Observer "The music was a perfect blend of all the influences that have spawned the best music. With a hint of 80s romp, 90s alternative wit, and modern-day emotion I became captivated with the music." - fuzedmag.com "Honestly, this is a really good album. The straightforward pop/alt/rock has been done before, countless times, but every so often a band will come along and make it interesting again. With 100 percent lockdown on writing, performing and producing credits the members of this band must bare full responsibility for this album's content. Fortunately, this will be an easy burden to shoulder." 7.8 out of 10 - 30music.com "Majorlabel unter Vertrag genommen zu werden. Und das ist schon fast ein Unding, wenn man das Debüt des Quartetts mal in aller Ruhe unter die Lupe nimmt." 10 out of 10 - britpoparsenal.de