"A thoroughly fine record from a consistently amazing voice that deserves our attention."
~ Sea of Tranquility

"If this review gushes to the point of sycophancy, it’s only because Pseudosix deserves more than just a fair shake on a rigged bet. They deserve to a wider frame of acclaim, making music with more depth, soul, and goose-bump emotional punch than hundreds of other bands tinkling the keys, scribbling some slide guitar in, and then calling themselves the sensitive lads who never get the girl. Pseudosix will confound you, cotton you in cold comfort, and salvage your deepest brokenness by rendering it unbearably beautiful. Not even Cat Power cuts this close to the bone."
~ AmplifierMagazine

"They are a pristine example of a tempered band; a musical outfit whose emotional range and loose instrumental builds are properly curbed by restraint and a dedication to the "less is more" philosophy."
~ Portland Mercury

CMJ calls their new album “winningly original” and “breathtaking.”

"We've all heard it—the album is dead. Well, apparently somebody forgot to tell Portland's Tim Perry, whose band, Pseudosix, has put together an honest-to-goodness album, not just a collection of iTunes singles."
~ The Stranger (Seattle)

"There are so many gorgeous harmonies that your brain feels as if it may be wrapped in warm voile. Not a bad track here exists, and few things are nicer than that."
~ Tiny Mix Tapes

"What do they feed musicians in Portland so they get to have taste and chops?"
~ Pitchfork

"The songs are sparkling and well-crafted pop gems with a darker, more complicated underbelly...the harmonies, the lush but not overdone instrumentation and the scope of influences are all reason to give this record a listen, but I find myself most impressed with how goddamn good these guitars sound."
~ Flux = Rad