"There tends to be a certain unjustified disposition towards bands who release entire albums for free on the internet. Some point to a lack of quality, effort, and creativity before even listening to one song. What about bands with visible talent who just enjoy spreading their music to all fans throughout the world, at no cost? Treeball are a good example of this unselfish attitude. Sure, the band could have released I Dream of Eclectic Sheep and made some sort of profit, but they seem to value quality reception and support from fans instead of financial benefaction." - Obscuresound.com "I have been impressed with the tracks I have played so far. It's atmospheric, melodic indie rock that fits fine with the gloomy London weather." - www.indie-mp3.co.uk "For some inexplicable reason - because they so don't suck - Treeball has released their fourth album I Dream of Eclectic Sheep free of charge." - Indie Junkie "I Dream of Eclectic Sheep is beautiful, catchy... an incredible gem of a record." - Veritas Lux Mea "Beautiful and diverse feel-good pop" - Desibeli.net "'Do you believe in us?' The opening line of Treeball's sixth studio album has us questioning. But, of course we believe them...they're Finnish!" - Beat Lawrence elbo.ws "Lest you think that [the record being a free download] suggests suspect value, check out the following [Favourite Enemy and Soul to Heaven] and then the others." - Powerpopulist "And now there is 'I Dream of Eclectic Sheep', ten new songs which you can download for free. If you don't want to do this, I would advise you to put the next three gems on your hard drive: 'Favourite Enemy', 'The Ghost Will Come' and 'Grace Falls'. I'm sure that you'll want to have the rest also!" - Hotstof "The album is available on the band's website as a free download. Which is a little ironic, as 'I Dream of Eclectic Sheep' could be Treeball's best album" **** - Jean Ramsay/Rumba "[Treeball] play feel-good indie pop rock with the emphasis on pop and do it with a streamlined quality that recalls The Wannadies and The Cardigans." –reloda.co.uk "I Dream of Eclectic Sheep shows how many talented songwriters there are in the band. My favourite songs of the album are all from different songwriters. Nick Triani (Denial Of The Fittest), Janne Lehtinen (Favourite Enemy), Astrid Swan (The Ghost Will Come) and Michael McDonald (Soul To Heaven) can all write wonderful pop songs and this is another strong Treeball album. " –onechord.net onechord.net's albums of 2006 "In the time it would take to watch a typical sitcom, you get something that may not change your life, but just might leave a smile on your face" ***1/2 -Popmatters "One of those rare discs that really make you feel good" -Kwmusica -Rockomondo