The Noise FM's 2010 EP "Enclave" might be the band's catchiest record yet. The indie-rock trio has refined their sound and delivered a highly energetic and melodic collection of songs. From Pitch.com: "Enclave may be accessible and radio-friendly, but it's also a crisp document of excellent songcraft. The songs are bright, cheery and full of odd textures, such as the industrial drumming on opener "The Vault," the spacey sounds on "Time Will Tell" and the glitch beat that kicks off "I Can't Stop." More important, the music is slinky and danceable, full of harmonized choruses, hand claps ("Who We Are") and surprisingly wicked guitar solos." From Presentmagazine.com: "The Noise FM follows their 2008 full-length Dream of the Attack with the 2010 EP Enclave, a recording that blends big beat rock with curvy dance grooves and bold vocal delivery. Enclave displays attributes similar to its predecessor; namely, the material on the EP is also radio ready and energetic. The band’s electro rock meets sinuous pop sound is dynamic, intense, full of bravado. Refined production, engineering, and mastering on these six tracks only enhances the sheer talent of Alex Ward, Austin Ward, and Oliver Mosier.