''It's been two years since we last heard from Hamilton ghouls WTCHS. In that time, the band's underwent big lineup changes, acquiring members of Mare and Lizzy Boredom.... the cave punks have outgrown their lair and venture out into the night now a lumbering post-rock monster.'' --Chart Attack

''Live, just as on record, WTCHS lays down an intense wall of sound. Crunching guitar chords, weirdo static interruptions and loud but indistinguishable vocals are more or less what you can expect. Once their sonic grip has you, it won't let go.'' --Grayowl Point

''Post-punk perfection... an mesmerizing soundscape of decadent noise and haunting vocals that are larger than the harvest moon.'' --Diamond Deposits