"One of the most unique and glorious albums of the year."
- Pop Matters
"It’s a soundtrack to a masterpiece film that hasn’t been shot yet, an album that gets stronger as it progresses and with repeated listens; it’s damn well near flawless and scoffs at the shadow of its predecessor."
- Ear Farm
"Black Forest (Tra La La) does many things but never all at once, and is only a “grower” by default; you’ll love it all at once but won’t know why for a while." 9/10
- Sputnik Music
"It’s an album that goes about reluctantly wedding past and present influences, impressively, and refreshingly favoring the former."
-Cokemachine Glow
"It’s a soundtrack to a fairytale, telling a dream — like fable of a man looking back on his life and searching for answers." 9/10
- Venus Zine
"Once again, Pale Young Gentlemen have crafted a singularly noteworthy record unlike anything else."
- Delusions of Adequacy
"If their first record was year-end worthy and critically acclaimed, Black Forest (tra La La) advances them past those well-earned accolades into an entirely different level of success."
- Muzzle of Bees
Self-titled Debut
"This band never missteps. Listen up."
- Tiny Mix Tapes
"An album so good, so truly impressive, that I have not been able to turn it off or get it out of my head."
- Three Imaginary Girls
"Pale Young Gentlemen are damn good, and I'm not certain why more people aren't talking about them. Here's the best band you don't know about."
- 5 Acts
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