"Mention of Paul Weller (does) not quite nail the sound but there is an undertone of that British invasion rock and roll that was big in the sixties" and "entertaining, danceable, listenable as well as easy on the eye".
BMA Magazine wrote of the band, "it would appear that these guys have been brought up on a diet of late 60s British pop, mid 70s American blues, yet at times, with a peculiar mid-90s Britpop feel.
The guitar hooks (are) very catchy indeed and complements the vocals perfectly" and "classic rock rhythm/beat that makes you move like a tool around your kitchen and sing into your cooking utensils".
Renowned and respected Australian guitarist and songwriter Tony Jaggers said of the band's latest (August 2012) release See the Sun, "if this had come out as a Beatles song then it would be one of their best.
Hunstone and Montgomery write all the band's material with obvious influences from 1960s British pop/ rock, mod, 1970s American electric blues.
The band has shared the bill with acts such as Angry Anderson, the Marji Curran Trio, Julia and the Deep Sea Sirens, Daniel Champagne, Bruce Callaway (The Saints), Phil Hall (Lime Spiders), Richard in your Mind, award-winning blues vocalist Jonno Zilber, James Southwell, Harry Brus (Australian Crawl, Kevin Borich, Renée Geyer) as well as known Canberra acts such as the Crossbones, Slow Turismo and Space Party.