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Feb 12, 2016For now, on Everybody's Dying to Meet You, the trio sounds like a worthy heir to the classic noise pop sound and the genre's best bands, like Shop Assistants and Tiger Trap.
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Feb 17, 2016These are tracks that have the ability to win over those who wrote off Rachel Kenedy’s vocals from the first album: it’s a step forward for weird-voiced frontwomen all over.
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Feb 16, 2016At its most cute, on the sublime ‘Intrusive Thoughts’, it’s a gauzy roll in summer hay, but when the guitars start to scowl it quickly turns from fey to feral.
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Feb 11, 2016Flowers might pay tribute with a sound that’s appealing, but they exist in a world of hindsight that isn’t.
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Q MagazineFeb 4, 2016They are slowly getting closer to realising their original aim. [Mar 2016, p.109]
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UncutFeb 4, 2016Their second album is a little too comfortable. [Mar 2016, p.73]
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Feb 4, 2016Helmed by ex-Primal Scream and My Bloody Valentine producer Brian O’Shaughnessy, the band’s second release, Everybody’s Dying To Meet You is a shade more confident and fully-realised.
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Feb 4, 2016The sugared melodies of Bitter Pill also go down smoothly, as does the lucently beautiful Intrusive Thoughts, and though a distracting feeling of déjà vu eventually takes root, the well-pruned runtime helps keep Flowers more or less in full bloom.