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Guitar - Dave Draper

Guitar - Olly Edkins

Bass- Elly Ellison

Drums - Ronnie Emms

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Room Thirteen November 2009

Midlands based (unsigned) five piece Age have some cracking tunes on their EP “Useless Souvenirs” This EP shows real promise and is bristling with ideas. Age are onto a good thing.

Full Review at:

http://www.roomthirteen.com/cd_reviews/10542/Age__Useless_Souvenirs.html

The Mag October 2009

This track goes straight from the reviews pile into my personal collection and will soon find itself on my MP3 player. Age just keep on coming up with the goods.

Full Review at:

http://www.the-mag.me.uk/Music/Articles/Item/Age-Best-Kept-Secret/

The Rock and Roll Report August 2009

Their new five track EP "Useless Souvenirs" flexes some huge muscle and shows incredible promise..

The five songs come at you fast and furious, but what knocks the ball out of the park is that their choruses are rooted in smart melodies, accented with many well placed harmonies. Great stuff to pump your fist in the air to.

If these guys keep enveloping good hooks and harmony in crunchy loud guitars, it seems inevitable that they'll be international stars in no time.

Age is one of those rare contemporary bands that will suit old school and modern rockers alike. I'd recommend you check them out now.

Full Review at:

http://rockandrollreport.com/cd-review-age-useless-souvenirs-ep/

The Mag May 2009

This really is something a bit different. It's a driving rock track that has the guitar sound, pace and occasional harmonies of a Jimmy Eat World number, but on top of that 'Useless Souvenirs' has a spiky aggressive side that gives the whole song a bit of a kick.

It can still pull out an ace delicate moment too, which makes the angsty bits even more powerful.

The best bit of the song is the excellent way the chorus scans, doubling the vocal up as both a melodic and rhythmic element to the song.

If you like Jimmy Eat World, Redefine, Rise Against or even a bit of Linkin Park, Age are really going to float your boat.

Review at:

http://www.the-mag.me.uk/Music/Articles/Item/Age-Useless-Souvenirs/

Toxic Pete February 2009

So, 'Useless Souvenirs' and 'Your Last Day' there aint much to fault here if anything! But, there's plenty to get excited about! Age pack a pretty hefty punch but somehow the heaviness of their is very rounded-edged and silkily honed. The tracks are well conceived, lyrically mature and expertly assembled.

Full review:

http://www.toxicpete.co.uk/

The Vril February 2009

AGE seem to have found the correct mix of Rock / Alternative with the experimental side pushing through their own sounds, and it works! Not only is the sound catching, it is more than worthy of premium air time. Again this is a 'One To Watch' it will not be long before AGE are hitting all the record stores with an album of amazing tracks that will keep everyone hooked........A classic in the making!

Full review:

http://thevril.com/board/index.php?PHPSESSID=67to6pli8nuhanlcvtv9k4aui5&topic=16.0

Rockeyez Webzine January 2009

Starting things off is an amazing tune called “I’m Not Done”. The tune really is a killer song that brings memories of past new wave/ alternative UK greats. It has tastes of brilliance with a melodic overdrive that could make it to the airwaves. Great smooth vocals with highlighted harmonies make this a keeper.

Full review:

http://www.rockeyez.com/reviews/cd/age/rev-age.html

Toxic Pete August 2008

Age have assembled a shit-hot three tracks for this demo and they're only just out of their embryonic stage - 4. Age will only ripen with 'age' - 5. You really do need to keep an eye open for this outfit - ha!!!

Full review:

http://www.toxicpete.co.uk/

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