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New
York Times
"Early Edison is a really fresh, high-energy pop band ... mixes the alternative
toughness of the late-1980's Minneapolis music scene and the lyrical and
infectious melodicism of succeeding British invasion bands."
- Robbie Woliver
Good
Times Magazine
"The industry has been buzzing like mad about Long Island's own Early
Edison, with raves about their live performances as well as talks of record
deals. Who knows how high this terrific rock band can climb."
- Don Sill
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Newsday
"An
electric act out to get you wired..."
Newsday
press clippings
Newsday
"Just in time for summer, Early Edison's self-titled outing could - nay,
should - become a soundtrack for the season. Maybe all seasons ... a smashing
10-track collection of near-perfect guitar pop ... Performance: A, Songwriting:
A, Sound Quality: A"
- Kevin Amorim
Newsday
Pop Song of the Year...... Demographically Pleasing". "Early Edison
evokes the halcyon days of British cutting-edge rock, incorporating Clash
and Kinks inspirations"
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Aural
Fix Magazine
"... probably among the best CDs ever released by a Long Island band.
Early Edison is one of those rare cases where a really good live band
has managed to fully realize their strengths in a recording. There's honestly
not a bad song on the whole disc."
- Richard Hughes
The
Island Ear
"Clever lyrics and great hooks."
- Kenneth Miller
Good
Times
"Unique songwriting skills ... you don't need their whole set to figure
out that something special is going on here."
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SFK
(STRIKTLY FOR KONNISSUERS)
"Whoogah! This I was not expecting. Harnessing the rage and power of
late 70s/early 80s punk pop with a 2000's mentality, this is huge sounding
guitar pop that is raw yet never loses any bit of melody. Brash and with
healthy doses of attitude, this counteracts all the jangly pop of late with
a 'go for the jugular' approach. With cliche-free songwriting and ear candy
like "Milky Way?", "Victim Of The Truth" and "Smile"
filling the disc, this is an unexpected surprise. Think Blink 182 if they
grew up twenty years ago, and that will give you a heads-up musically. |