Caressing our cochlea’s, they are spellbinding crowds on the local scene as
a band of highly skilled performers who draw on an eclectic range of musical traditions, including rock, jazz, world, and classical. - Off The Map Zine
The boisterous six-piece party Donlands and Mortimer are considerably more exciting than the non-descript east-end intersection they’re named after (although it does sport a spiffy dry-cleaning joint). Ridiculously talented and good looking, both guitarist Carmen Elle and drummer Steven Foster have plenty of stage charisma to burn; they trade off lead vocals and own the stage as if it were their birthright. The rest of the band are no slackers either, including a tight horn section.
-Eye Weekly Magazine
Sorry I didn't make it out last night. The ladyfriend was mighty sick and i stayed in to make her dinner and keep her company:s Hope the show went well!
What a great set last night! Congratulations on your success with the new EP. That new song of John's that you played made me feel like the end of the world was approaching... and I was mighty glad to be listening.
That was a great set at The Boat. A band that looks and sounds so right, announcing itself with a rippling sense of rhythm, loose-jointed charm, and warm vocal soundscapes. This is music for the joyous soul, passionate jazzy-laments, and energy-fueled grooves. World take notice.
Thanks for being my friend. I'll try not to spam you with too many messages about upcoming gigs, new songs on my profile and whatnot. It's just nice to have another friend.
