The Doors, Queens Of The Stone Age, Jefferson Airplane, Alice in Chains
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"Vocals whisper seductively & holler hellishly over heavy dance floor friendly grooves, top notch" - Metal Hammer
"The kind of garage blues your mother warned you about - sleazy, filthy, writhing, whiskey-drinking, dope-smoking pure rock fury. Injected with a refreshing Doors-like doziness, which at times touches on the dirtiness of more recent QOTSA." - Reviews @ Ninehertz
"Many of the songs on this album turn out to be melodic and atmospheric. Of course, Of all The Strange Things is still an in your face album, but it is those more delicate almost theatrical moments that actually stick in your mind." - Reviews @ Bluesbunny
"Always just that little bit of an enigma, Karn8 have once again laid down some great tracks, all 13 of them actually. This album is very laid back and chilled affair that is getting damn close to perfecting their female fronted Bluesy Goth Rock." - Phoenix @ Devolutionmag
"Of All The Strange Things is an excellent display of gritty rock music and it's impossible to put a finger on anything bad here..So pull out a bottle of whiskey and a pack of cigarettes if you like, slide this disc in and let yourself be seduced by the sly provocateur that is Karn8." - Aleksi @ Rockfreaks.net
"Just like Jack Daniels, this song oozes with cool mellow riffs and a laid back foot-tapping rhythm. So crack out the bourbon as Karn8 have just given you the soundtrack to the end of the day" - Chris @ Substock
"The band derive their influences from 60s Led Zeppelin, to the grunge of Alice in Chains, all the time managing to keep a sense of their own identity. Combine that with The Doors and you begin to understand the essence of Of All The Strange Things" - Joseph Kusionowicz @ Reading Post
" Running Free and Old No.7 conjure up images of rugged denim and empty whiskey bottles. Certainly anyone considering a road trip across America should make room for this disc in their luggage." - Warwick Payne @ The Hampshire Chronicle
Karn8 have got the show. A filthy pleasure, that charm and blast out raunchy beats with equal measure. Think of the heavy blues of Queens of The Stone Age, slamming headlong into The Dead Weather down a dark alley in Soho, and your getting close.
They have shared stages with high profile acts like The Kings of Leon, Youmeatsix and Attack! Attack! As well as underground bands like Senser, To The Bones and My Passion. With their critically acclaimed new album 'Of All The Strange Things' released on iTunes and Amazon through Wicked Boy Records. They are currently embarking on a tour of the UK to support its release..
