"the album is full of beautifully ramshackle lo fi sounds created by just one man and a selection of noisy guitars and stripped down drum sounds, harking back to the classic days of jangly indie rock, wonderful stuff again" (Road Records of Dublin)

"It's the sort of natural, unaffected pop record that Irish acts don't make often enough; a series of short, sweet, noisy sonic snippets - not uniformly enjoyable, but rarely boring, and frequently magnificent." (Hot Press Magazine)

"In the grown-up pop world, So Cow doesn't even register a blip on the radar. But in the minds of savvy internet bloggers and close family relatives, he could well be the future sound of Ireland...So Cow deals in delicious vocal harmonies, clever percussion ideas, sweet stereo tricks and scorching sounds that skim the skyline of great modern guitar music, from the MBV blitz of Ping Pong Rock to the Pixies groove of The Last Big Thing." (Irish Times)