“The nastiest, noisiest noise we've heard for a while.
Like being stuck in a wind tunnel with Kevin Shields,
William Reid and Ron Asheton. Feel the static...” -NME
“The generation’s genre of choice has become
motorcycle sexy with The December Sound’s ‘KILL ME’. ” -NME
“...intoxicating blend of noise and melody.
...the best unsigned band on the planet right now!” -BEN VENDETTA, -THE BIG TAKEOVER
"This black, icy and nebulous psyché trip exceeds
the universe, crushes tiny planets and eats the galaxies
like bread rolls with the smoking chocolate." -LE NEZ DANS LA COMPOTE
“ The December Sound come armed with a strong supply of material...a major force to reckon with.” -LOSING TODAY
“...Buzzed-out guitars that blur together in absolute sonic bliss,
forming the backbone to support ethereal, reverb-soaked vocals
and plenty of distortion....they're mighty fucking awesome.” -TRIPWIRE
“ A new sound to fit the increasingly paranoid world we live in.” -PSYCHEDELIC REACTION
“ Brain bashing intensity, lysergic freakouts and an off-kilter rhythmic
pulse that will knock you off your feet. ” - AURAL INNOVATIONS
“The December Sound give the current shoegaze scene
a much needed kick in the balls on their stunning debut full-length.” -BEN VENDETTA, SKYSCRAPER MAGAZINE
“...from cool stealth to chiseled soundscapes
to drowsy space-age atmospheres.....so good!” -THE BOSTON GLOBE
“Uh oh, looks like another shoegaze band." -SUBCULTURE MAGAZINE
“...the music is a living organism that
is very much a product of its day. ” -THE METRO
“...in grand style with the punchy swirl of “Kill Me”,
the insistent rhythms softened by some drifting vocals
as The December sound strut their stuff quite magnificently.” -TERRASCOPE
“ 'Kill Me' = Manic technological beats and jagged guitars,
on this spaced out epic that takes off into outer space
with a melancholic vocal and a huge soundscape...
far out moments. ” - SOHOSTRUT
“...unique combination of loud, pounding rhythms,
rippling, effects-laden guitar and sweet vocals...” -THE NOISE
“ The December Sound has the songs, the swagger
and the soul that make you reminisce on the glory days...
but also gets you excited for a new invasion
of sound and style.” -THE WEEKLY DIG
Printed texts, Sprinkled airs; So many underground passages as tamed images... Full of glances as so many wrapped up hopes. A distant stroll in the reversible sound landscapes, A fast crossing in the submersible breaths... Obstinacy, Emergences.
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