The Paradox Twin
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“The debut from The Paradox Twin is easily one of the best albums so far this year. It has soul and emotion, but also otherworldly impressions and fantastic production. It has some of the most mature songwriting that I’ve seen in a young band for some time, and I have a feeling that their music will only get better and better. There is definitely a reason that PROG Magazine has been giving them some love recently. This is definitely a must-hear album this year. “
“From start to finish and at every conceivable level, this is an album on which lavish amounts of time, care and affection have been spent. The sheer commitment and impressive levels of thoughtful insight needed to carry this off and make it such a tremendous success are there for all to see. When combined with striking levels of musicianship expressing a clear enjoyment of the togetherness afforded by this kind of project, it marks an exceptional debut from a band which surely has a significant future in the world of prog.”
Kim Seviour
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Devil's Gate Media - Recovery Is Learning | Review
"The playing is top quality throughout. Opener ‘Chiasma’ has a fantastic instant intro, turning the guitars and drums up to maximum as they come spewing out of the speakers. It quickly settles into a quieter groove as Seviour pours her heart out, but the power is never too far away, as the guitars constantly creep in to make their presence felt. Likewise, ‘Call To Action’ has instant appeal as the drums come crashing in from the word go. A big, big drum sound on this beauty."
Cairo
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Echoes And Dust: Cairo - Say | Review
"Special mention has to be made of Graham Brown’s exceptional drumming: his playing displays a tasteful restraint when it is called for, but on the more rock-oriented fare he’s a force to be reckoned with, clattering around his kit with infectious abandon."
John Tucker: Cairo - Say | Review
"Graham Brown, a versatile and multi-talented instrumentalist"