“The best new band in Birmingham.”
—
LIVEBrum
“Interpol meets Sonic Youth in thoughtful, dark “alt-electro-rock”...they deserve attention.”
—
Birmingham Live Review
“This band are one of my 'Midlands bands to watch out for'.”
—
Emma Scott - DJ/Promoter - Kerrang Radio
“‘A Muzzle for the Masses’ is a prodigious achievement and a work of singular imagination. Live, this formidably skilled band of intuitive, dynamic, driven musicians share blissful barrages of beautifully heavy guitars, often drenched, but subtly nuanced by pedal effects, samples and loops, creating a sensual, consuming feast of aural intoxication. There’s an insightful, urgent intelligence at work here demonstrating a richness of lyricism and narrative contexts; accentuated by disarming modesty, complimented by an unshakable self-conviction. What do they sound like? Implacably, and foremost, themselves alone.”
—
John Kennedy, Birmingham Live!
“It's frickin' awesome...it's bound to be right up yer street! From space rock to techno mod, it's all in there and with finesse. Love it!”
—
JakTheRuby - U.K. Fan
"A truly original sound and with an album that is guaranteed to make waves in 2009. I feel proud to have worked with them. This is a band to watch out for."
—
James Brede - U.K. Music Producer
"The music is amazing. Exhilarating. Sounds are perfectly crafted together. Emotion transformed into sound. Why are you not signed??"
—
qbee - U.S. Fan
"Looking forward to seeing you become the next big star in your genre...your work is beyond brilliant; genius, in fact. It's a pleasure to have learned of your talents, and to connect with you.'This Burning Age' are going to set the world on fire"
—
Leia Honda Scandur - U.S. D.J/Director/Producer
"the music has a real edge and passion..."
—
Paul Murphy - founder of SongwritersCafe and formerly of "The Destroyers"
"To be true, there are probably not more than a handful of bands that inspire me with every single one of their songs, but This Burning Age definitely have their place among those who do right from the beginning"
—
Luna - German Fan
"American rock lately fuckin sucks, its hard to find shit this cool"
—
3rd Ear - U.S. Band
"Lovin your songs - can't believe you're unsigned!"
—
Cars On Fire - U.K. Band
"Tracks are killer. Good use of the studio to give the tracks the perfect amount of machine edge"
—
Keith of the New York Incorrigibles
"Great stuff.
Reminds me of 1978-81. PostPunk/pre-Mtv. A brief period when artists were doing whatever they wanted with what they learned from Punk, often bringing Glam/avant garde back into the picture. Often on major labels, too.
Great stuff."
—
Mark of The Busy Wigs
"Rock and electronica and awesome chords"
—
Lulu Rouge - Danish Band
"It's like postal service but with balls"
—
Tomekn - U.S. Fan
"Great sound, dark and moody, and the vocals are excellent."
—
Neil of Geigertek
:
A genuine shame to hear about Whitney Houston. Bobby Brown and Crack have a lot to answer for. However I do hear its very moreish.
