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"(Logan Lynn) sets his heartfelt confessionals to the sound of blaring synths, driving drum rhythms, and pulsing basslines. Sonically adventurous yet possessing the pop sensibilities that lesser artists would forsake in the name of artsiness, Lynn is set to become the new golden boy of sensitive electro-pop."

-URB Magazine

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“Logan Lynn hails from Portland, OR and crafts some delightfully warm synth-pop…Feed Me to the Wolves toes the line between Cut Copy’s epic chimes and Ladytron’s dancefloor squiggling.”

-Under The Radar Magazine

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"From Pillar To Post is more than just an electro-pop hustle; Lynn's solemn vocal intonations - monotone and richly verbose - transform what would otherwise simply be stunningly melancholy dance-punk into another, less traveled road of stoic expression...It's probably the best album, electronic or otherwise, to have been released out of Portland this entire year."

-The Deli Magazine

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"A dayglo electro performer, Lynn’s ecstatic intelligence and untempered glee resembles a sweaty Postal Service capable of inelegant emotions or The Pet Shop Boys were they sorta hot and born to the civil unions generation...Another soldier joins the ranks, and I, for one, welcome our new glam overlords. 'Keep Portland Intriguing And Pretty And Well-Drugged' would be a far better bumper sticker."

-Local Cut

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"Moody dance-pop...Logan Lynn's electro-fueled music merges God, country, love and gloomy, artfully electronic tinged mope-pop sound...Lynn’s music puts the “disco” back into discomfort."

-MTV's Logo Network, NewNowNext Blog

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“Lynn crafts hooky electro-pop tinged with equal parts melancholy and party-starter. Built of beats and straightforward emotion, his music charms its way into your skull with definite ease....Heartstrings and dance beats go hand in hand when it comes to the tunes of Portland resident Logan Lynn...his tunes provide the bait and hook for the lovesick among us. He's got earnest, understanding lyrics that ponder love and all of its shortcomings, strewn over catchy music that guides you to the dance floor so you can forget all about it".

-Willamette Week

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