condensing 20 tracks into a blistering 90-minute freak-fest, this blast of grown up angst engages the best classic rock touchstones from Young and Stills guitar battles to Love’s tender melodies, Dinosaur Jr’s buzzsaw guitars and Hendrix at his most expressive.

“Harking back to the liberating songcraft of The Beatles but with a jagged edge, intense swathes and swerving changes that give it a transatlantic propulsion, a kinship with the likes of Husker Du.” - Record Collector. Lyrically, the album bristles with incisive wit and poignant observations. “Arguably Britrock’s most prolific one-man cottage industry.”  - Uncut. “saloman’s celebrated guitar-playing remains fabulously keyed into neil young-like melodic fury and hendrix-esque spirit-soaring freedom” 4/5 – mojo.