“The Tremors are something out of your mamas worst nightmare, mixing the pill poppin' style of Carl Perkins and the weirdness of Hasil Adkins, these boys will charm you with a little jungle rockabilly and send you straight to Mars with their original alien rock.”

“On their second full-length album, "Invasion of the Saucermen," Greensboro's favorite rockabilly sons are in their finest form yet, causing more up-tempo commotion than you might expect and certainly more than should be allowed. "Saucermen" brings the rockabilly goods.”

“The Scourge of the South is back with a vengeance. ....This new mini-album is something special..... The EP contains 4 tracks and is pressed on mint green "glow in the dark" vinyl. Looks very sharp!....damn good rock 'n' roll music!”

“Jimmy looks as if he just had his fingers in a 220 volt socket, chubby Slim appears to have escaped from a ZZ Top fanclub night, and Stretch tries hard to tear up yet another one of his skins. Superb design, great pictures, and a magnificent re-design of the Sun Records label. Very well done!”

“The Tremors play their own brand of dirty rockabilly with Jimmy Tremor on guitar and vocals, Slim Perkins on bass and Stretch Armstong on drums. Some of their better songs remind me of the Cramps. The artwork on the CD is great!”

“I think guys released their idea perfectly and also the shaking (and clear) vocal of Jimmy shows how the bad situation is for you and there is no way to be safe again… once you have been attacked by this trio and their wild music. So you’d better watch out!”

“This is a nice, crisp clean disc that’s well produced and features some nifty bass-clicking by upright player Slim Perkins. If you like your rockabilly with side of a trailer park and a frosty cold PBR, check it out.”

“The Tremors have an authentic rockabilly trio sound...it is exactly what a rockabilly fan would expect and want. Jimmy Tremor's leads as well as his singing are a serpentine chase across back roads, an officer of the law probably in hot pursuit.”