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“While their vocals contain less preteen yelping than you're used to from today's rock bands, Lansdowne fit into many genres but none simultaneously. Their music features vivid storytelling and a silky-smooth delivery that ranks them among some of the top unsigned bands out there today.” - AbsolutePunk.net Top 100 bands of 2008

“Lichtenstein and Migliori ... have perfected a combination of Metallica's head-banging, Fallout Boy's jump spins, and Pete Townshend's windmill in which they jump, cock their guitars over their heads and to the side, then swing them around their body in unison in a move I'm dubbing the Axis in honor of Lansdowne Street's late club.” - Jed Heneberry, Boston Music Spotlight, excerpt from “Lansdowne heat up the Middle East” show review, 6/2/08

“Like the street with which they share a name, the band Lansdowne is an offbeat mix of underground style with big commercial ambitions. Not quite scruffy enough to be Bill's Bar, but not yet Avalon either. Although with the type of giant breast-beating pop anthems they write, one imagines they have their eyes set on a Fenway-sized fan base.” - Luke O'Neil, Boston Metro, excerpt from “Combat rock: Lansdowne prepare to hit maximum effective range“

“What hasn't this band done? They have even played for the U.S. Troops in Iraq and the Middle East. By far, this band was pushed by staff more than any other. The lead singer has a radio voice and they have an extensive tour history…It will be fun tracking this band's progress.” - Tim Towner, The Daily Chorus, 5/12/08

”[Lansdowne] have managed to shatter expectations while still leaving plenty of room for the band to continue growing...Unsigned or not, Lansdowne have been sailing over the speedbumps of a musical career and if they continue their aggression and channel it into continuing to advance as artists, the sky's the limit.” - Tony Pascarella, Album Reviewer for AbsolutePunk.net, 2/16/08