| Brit-pop, laced with a trace of Motown, served with a dash of ska, in a chilled glass of early 80's. Crotchet-pop. Brit-crotch.
"Surprise hit of Leeds 2009. Great chorus-laden pop songs...genuinely commercial and truly enjoyable at the same time."
Vibrations Magazine
"A band of young lads with cheeky grins, decent haircuts and a sack full of really catchy pop songs, performed with confident gusto."
Leeds Music Scene
"Soulful vocals and catchy guitar rhythms. Ones to watch."
Yorkshire Evening Post
“A great band. Really, really talented musicians with a lot of heart and soul. Great for festivals."
Alan Raw, Raw Talent, BBC Radio Humberside
“Their set is littered with addictive pop songs. If you like Vampire Weekend – go check these lads out.“
Music Guru Online
“They look like little boys with oversized instruments but Kinch deliver a massive sound.”
Pick-Up Nottingham
"Refreshingly different. Completely unlike all the other young bands around at the moment."
Yorkshire Music Collective
“Seriously catchy Leeds indie rockers -the new Madness!"
Total Guitar
"Tight as a gnat’s behind and more talented than a juggling otter."
Sandman Magazine
"Confident, accomplished and totally likeable in a geeky, I-wanna-get-them-drunk-and-watch-them-puke sort of way "
Music Guru Online
"Crap."
TV's Frank Carson | 
