Press:

“Pop-punk in its simplest form from Wilmington, Delaware. GROOVIE GHOULIES and gravel can QUEERS, or the RAMONES anyway.”
Joachim Hiller - Ox Fanzine

“Since the previous "It's A Super-Man's World" in the summer of 2008, nothing has changed in the Headies World, and that's a good thing. It's alright that some things just stay like this forever, as they are.”
Joachim Hiller - Ox Fanzine

“What you got here is fun garage punk with a big dollop of primitive ‘60s influences and a great album title.”
Guest Contributor - Razorcake

“Highly recommended if you are a fan of acts as diverse as The Angry Samoans, Gas Huffer, early Screeching Weasel, or if you are just looking for an entertaining, snotty album to play at your next party.”
Guest Contributor - Razorcake

“If you don’t like this album you are an uptight asshole that no one likes to be around.”
Nate Powerstance - Rainbow Records Online

“That's about right: they attempt sleazy guitar-driven garage rock in a 1-2-3-4 style. Sloppy playing and the band members' suspended adolescence make that otherwise solid combination not worth bothering with here.”
Chris Angiotti - Jersey Beat

“Loose garage pop-punk. Reminds me of the early Hi-Fives and the Groovie Ghoulies with its raw production and fun attitude. I'm hearing a little Zeroes too. Good stuff.”
M.L. - MaximumRocknroll #319