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Apr 22, 2016With fire and fury in their bellies, September Girls manage to keep their balance and keep pushing on into ever darker territory.
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Apr 12, 2016Age of Indignation is a convincing and credible advance, and September Girls return with their songcraft finely honed.
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Apr 12, 2016By letting their political frustration run away with them, they’ve carved out their own identity and worn it on their sleeves; the results are engrossing.
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Apr 12, 2016At times, the heaviness of both the production and material weighs a little too heavily, begging for the kind of sunny pop touch the band has proven capable of, but ultimately, Age of Indignation is a significant artistic leap forward for the band.
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Q MagazineApr 22, 2016There is too little variety on show and the lack of breathing space is more likely to induce mild claustrophobia than any genuine excitement. [May 2016, p.118]
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UncutApr 12, 2016The lyrics cover some heavy subjects--feminism, Catholicism, corrupt Irish institutions-- so it's a pity that the hopelessly muddy production means that they might as well be singing in Icelandic. [May 2016, p.79]