Press
"The second album by any outfit is a treacherous position if sought after with too much gusto, ego, et al the demons. Transient Songs’ Foreign Rooms calls to mind the stand tall, yet dirty and imperfect chords of “Caryatid Easy” off Son Volt’s mighty sophomore record, Straightaways. Not only through its unapologetic gruffness, but by the way the album didn’t seem to hit with a bang—a quiet recording waiting to be discovered by those ready to hear." - Chad Wolfe Full Review
"Despite its bleak themes, Cave Syndrome is not a depressing record. The album’s heaviness is contrasted by its airy, unbound, often uplifting sounds. Just like the first single says, “In This Darkness Light Seeps Through." - PASTE MAGAZINE / Best of What's Next Full Review

"As a lifelong resident of the Pacific Northwest, I have to say that it has been quite a while since I have heard anything as good as Transient Songs coming out of our backyard / Transient Songs belongs in exalted company / A gorgeously nuanced album." - SEATTLE P.I. / BLOG CRITICS Full Review


"Cave Syndrome is powerful and purging / A lofty, eclectic melange of an album / This is a rock solid piece of work in an era when that is becoming a rarity. - IMPOSE MAGAZINE, NY" Full Review

"The low key Seattle based continues to unveil high quality recordings that are unique in this saturated market of Northwest pop. There are equal parts Big Star and The Church incorporated into the new album with its woozy, late night atmosphere / One wishes there was more music like this in the current Seattle scene, but this also contributes to the unique, memorable and untrendy characteristics contained within Cave Syndrome. "- THREE IMAGINARY GIRLS, Seattle Full Review


"like the best psychedelic music, this stuff works like a new drug. / It's disorienting and maybe disturbing at first, but then it becomes addictive / Plantation to Your Youth is an EP that gets better the more you listen / one of my favorite releases of 2008" - PREFIX MAGAZINE Full Review