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Jul 13, 2015Low on drama but high on seemingly effortless jangle pop brilliance, Calling Out feels like a long-lost classic and an exciting discovery.
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Jul 13, 2015Almost every track in Calling Out features a good sorting of conspicuous power chords provided by frontman Ezra Tenenbaum, a reminder that it’s not just about fidgeting with careful arpeggios.
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Jul 9, 2015Calling Out is an excellent first dish by EZTV, a sweet thing that makes one excited to hear what they serve up next.
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Jul 9, 2015Calling Out cements EZTV in a long lineage of sad-sack pop rockers and does so with ease.
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MagnetJul 9, 2015EZTV's debut is unassuming, and impressively so. [No. 122, p.55]
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Jul 30, 2015Simplicity means the record occasionally feels samey, but it seems mean to criticise something that feels so pure.
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Jul 27, 2015Rich with endlessly ringing guitars and gleaming hooks, this lithe debut is indebted to the gentler side of '70s power pop and '80s underground jangle.
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Jul 14, 2015At its best this is a confident début that will doubtless please lovers of hooky, carefully crafted guitar pop.
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Jul 16, 2015It's rammed full of solid psychedelia that no one could really get annoyed at, but conversely, no one could ever fall in love with.
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Q MagazineJul 9, 2015In short, Calling Out's not a bad shout if you're looking for something calm and unruffled to soundtrack the summer. [Aug 2015, p.104]