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Glasvegas have managed to top their own previous efforts before we've even had the chance to get used to them properly.
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‘Careful What You Wish For’s quality--along with that of everything else here, not least the closing ‘Silent Night’, featuring a full church choir epically utilised to yank up every hair on the back of the listener’s neck--re-confirms Glasvegas’ position as the most exciting British band right now.
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UncutGlasvegas still strike the heart-strings, even without noisy guitars. [Jan 2008, p.94]
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Q MagazineIt makes for one of the few Christmas albums that stands repeated listening. [Jan 2009, p.116]
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This is a bit more than a simple holiday cash-in, but it falls short of anything all that necessary or memorable.
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Under The RadarThe contrasting, wrenching emotions of 'Fuck You, It's Over' and 'Please Come Back Home' are surpasssed only by the title track which perhaps most closely recalls Yuletide tunes of old. [Winter 2009, p.80]