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Dec 8, 2017QTY is as timeless, compelling and clever as you could hope for first time round.
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Dec 7, 2017Everything pushed to the limit, it becomes abundantly clear they’ve made an album that sounds as at home on the dust-stained subway as it does at the peak of the Empire State Building.
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Dec 7, 2017More than ever, new guitar bands have to have a hook to differentiate them from the masses, and it’s the combination of Lardner’s witty company and QTY’s idiosyncratic approach to a well-loved sound that makes their debut a delight to spend time with.
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Dec 11, 2017Their blueprint is a simple one, and QTY pull it off by being airtight from beginning to end, while the production work of Suede guitarist Bernard Butler seasons the deliciously retro sound perfectly
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Dec 7, 2017Overall, this is a strong debut with heart, style, and some nice hooks.
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Q MagazineDec 20, 2017They could do with stretching out a little. [Feb 2018, p.115]
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Dec 7, 2017An intriguing duo on their debut album who expand to a foursome live.
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