"...brilliantly eclectic: a Stones drawl here, a Beatles harmony there, pop, rock, funk, punk."

“ROLLING STONE: "…they play bluesy, sleazy, guitar raunch…" 3.5 stars for Pulling Out Just Enough To Win, TAB the Band's debut album.”

"Zoo Noises is one joyously played, memorable ditty after another where all the ancestral echoes feel natural and not some conscious affectation. They stir the feeling of '72 Stones and Zeppelin III in ways that reconnect one with the original mojo behind these touchstones...

"...playing killer Cheap Trick-meets-Lemonheads-style power-pop, and doing just fine."

"TAB's album (and plugged-in live show) is big time rock...[their acoustic set] sounded great…it really felt like we were witnessing something special and different."

"...the band also evokes memories of the young Rolling Stones, especially when they shift into ballad mode and belt out roof-raising mid-tempo rockers that sound ready-made for arenas."

"...has created an exuberant album that tips the hat to its rock & roll predecessors without feeling trite or at all derivative."

“NEW YORKER: "TAB the Band...lights up the night with the fist-pumping sounds of its new record, "Long Weekend.""”