| Treacle oozing from a Harpsichord
MOJO
"an emphatic step on in fashioning electronic-tinged budget beat pop confections"
Sean Rowley (joy of music)
"That’s definitely one of the best albums I’ve heard this year. Every home should own a copy of this beautiful album"
Mark Radcliffe & Stuart Maconie (Radio 2)
"Great track from The Superimposers new album, we’re liking this alot"
Stuart Maconie (Freakzone)
"A Beautiful new tune from The Superimposers, taken from their latest release, Harpsichord Treacle"
Stool Pigeon
"The Superimposers cult success....is well deserved, yet it’s incredible how a group with such a special sound aren’t still bigger"
Q
"60’s sunshine harmonies and baroque touches, harps, vibraphones and Omnichords adding an extra shimmer to their sonic palette"
MusicLikeDirt.com
"Now we’re past January it’s more than time to wheel out the phrase
’Early contender for album of the year’!"
The Times
"Pop hooks placed snugly in a Spector-lite wall of sound. Floaty Orchestral Pop"
NME
"Their miniature masterpieces.. would sit well with a cup of tea and a St Etienne record"
Bearded
"Beach Boys harmonic layering and Motown Pop Craftsmanship, so warm you could catch a suntan just lying on your bed with your sunglasses on!"
Subba-Cultch.com
All Your Memories could have come live and
direct, from the song book of Sam Cooke" | 
