"Internet Forever make the kind of catchy, scuzzy indie pop that's been getting a lot of play around here lately." - Pitchfork
"The brilliantly-named Internet Forever deliver this deliciously twee number: raucous and sugar-sweet, all at the same time." - The Observer
"Internet Forever make one of those sublime rackets that sound like falling in love as it happens." - 20 Jazz Funk Greats
"Who needs the perfect three minute pop song when you can have it in two minutes, right?" - Drowned In Sound
"It’s like that movie which I think was called Pass It On with Kevin Spacey and the little boy called Hayley." - VICE NB: we have no idea what that means!
"Twee is back and it’s fitting that the internet, where a keyboard-playing cat is worshipped as a god, should have a hand in its resurrection." - The FADER
"Internet Forever seems to be part of this late-wave of the new lo-fi resurgence, where the bands getting blog attention actually sound, you know, sincere and involved in the music they're making. "Break Bones" is a blip of a heart-melting make-up song that clearly shows the group has their hearts in the right place, whatever the fidelity." - Prefix
"Besides metamorphosis-ing pop music with the term ‘internet’, they only fashion darn-fun Original Glazed indie richness that cycles Los Camp’s path en route to the Marvellous Land of Oz and all. Rosy pop + wise moniker = A very good band." - Shout and Twist
"They sound like the innocence of youth recorded on old cassette, re-recorded and given to you by a friend before you go away for the summer holiday." - Stuff You Should Be Listening To
"The only thing more twee than 'Break Bones' would be Stuart Murdoch playing hopscotch in the sunshine and even that would not be as idyllic. Short, sweet and bursting with melody this is pretty much perfect." - It's Getting Boring By The Sea
"Pure abrasive pop perfection." - Skull Control
"Awesome lo-fi-bontempi-pop-stuff recorded onto cassette tapes." - This Is Offset
"The kind of band that you secretly wish never get well-known and you can put on mix tapes so when people in your car ask "who is this?" you can be the smuggest indie kid ever. Which is definitely a good thing." - Robots Made Me Do It
We are one of Ragged Words' 9 Under The Ragged Radar In '09: "Another London band to drink from the cup of US noise merchants like Times New Viking only Internet Forever make something a whole lot sweeter."
"Fuzzy guitar plus lo-fi keyboard alternapop. RIYL Times New Viking, UltCult, a Los Campesinos! affected by the credit crunch." - Sweeping The Nation
"Four-track recorded glockenspiel anger meets teenage ideals." - Nothing But Green Lights
"It's been ages since I've fallen in love with a band so quickly after just hearing 2 songs! If you imagine a love triangle between Casiotone For The Painfully Alone, Times New Viking and Los Campesinos! then you would probably, pretty much be there." - Seperated By Motorways
"It's like discovering an old unlabelled TDK C90 and finding a whistling, two-tone indie pop classic amongst the static." - A New Band A Day
"This is the kind of music that makes the likes of Casiotone [For The Painfully Alone] sound overproduced, which is no mean feat. Everything is incredibly rudimentary, and covered in distortion, yet it’s ultimately adorable." - Another Form Of Relief
"Distorto Casiotone-pop. Killer harmonic chorus." - A Certain Romance
"The band's personality and sweet melodies come together in a way that makes the background hiss and microphone pops seem almost nonexistent." - The Needle Drop
"It's just cute shit, guys." - Nothin But Cuts
"It's that perfect combination of childhood memories: sneaking a copy of Heavy Metal home from the video store, fooling around with old beat machines and radios from the '70s, and just a touch of summer love fugue. Timeless stuff." - Better Than Sex
"Sounds like The Vaselines covering The Boredoms" - BJ Warshaw, Parts & Labor
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