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May 15, 2014Chills On Glass has been sequenced, so that there are gaps between the songs big enough to drive a huge tour bus through, but each nugget is such an alien blast that you need a break to re-evaluate what just lubed past your lobes
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Apr 30, 2014Dead Rider has created a vivid, weird, deeply compelling world on this album, but the band isn’t going to come to you; you have to get on its level.
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Mar 18, 2014Chills on Glass may be rock viewed sideways, through a cracked mirror, after 48 hours without sleep, but it is till the recognizable thing. As such, it fits uncomfortably into the places you’ve made for rock, jarring you even as it feeds you.
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Mar 17, 2014Hold this band close to your temporal lobe.
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Mar 17, 2014It is a unique and challenging experience, and whilst it’s not always pleasant, this is music that dismisses convention and crackles with invention.
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Apr 9, 2014When all’s said and done Chills On Glass is an exhilarating record with a variety of shades, but its biggest achievement is its ability to create such weird and wonderful sounds whilst maintaining the potential to appeal to more than a small minority.
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Apr 8, 2014You can’t help recognising a kind of supreme inspiration behind the thing, fuelled alternately by manic rage and exultant gratification.
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UncutMar 17, 2014The band's arch, apocalyptic howl is frequently interrupted by industrial pummelling and passages of heads-down skronk, to the point where you genuinely have no idea what they're going to do or say next. [Apr 2014, p.71]
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Mar 17, 2014It's deliberately confusing, oddly seductive, and takes no prisoners.