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"With a tomboy growl and Television–ish guitar hooks, her first EP brings enough attitude to put art stars in their place. 'The notches in your belt make your pants tight!' she taunts. Then she makes those tight pants move to a bruising cover of Hot Chip's "Ready for the Floor." The girl can rock an after–after party." -ROLLING STONE


"Andy Warhol would have loved Lissy Trullie: Not only does she boast deadly downtown looks -- striking, model thin and with a penchant for bowler hats -- she's got the attitude and serious songwriting chops to match. Her dangerously cool tunes, which mash up dancey new wave, '60's girl-group sounds and the softer side of the Velvet Underground, hit upon the core aloofness that typifies most great New York rock. Simply put, Trullie's magnetism is the kind that can't be learned." -TIME OUT NEW YORK


"Last night's show felt like a big deal, with a massive mob clamoring for the door-girl's attention outside Le Royale before prettier-in-person fasionista-cum-songwriter Lissy Trullie took the stage. There was an elegance about Trullie's simple aesthetic, from the unadorned guitar work to her coy but monosyllabic lyrics, and she exuded a captivating vulnerability when her boyish voice grasped at higher pitches. Pre-selected CMJ fave "Self-Taught Learner" was a highlight, as was a brisk take on Hot Chip's "Ready for the Floor." -SPIN.COM


"An hour later I'm watching Lissy Trullie's band and wondering why their "Ready For the Floor" cover isn't some kind of New York craze... ...their Velvets/Television pre-punk clean-tone three-chord stuff is more polished than you might've thought: they may be the one band I've seen all week to actually have hooks, which is almost bizarre if you think about it." -VILLAGE VOICE


"Self-Taught Learner oozes style, attitude, and self-confidence, confirming that there’s nothing presumptuous about Lissy Trullie’s rock-star ambitions. She combines style and substance, no matter how much it pains the begrugder in us to admit, and is most definitely one to watch." -PREFIX MAGAZINE


"Usually my hatred for female singers is rampant, I admit it, but when it comes to Lissy, who's been the talk of the town, I trullie love her (see what I did there)? It could be that her vocals are somewhat androgynous, but her songs are heartwarming, even though they're usually about depressing topics. Her cover of Hot Chip's already infectious "Ready for the Floor" is, dare I say it, better and even more fun than the original!" -IFC.COM