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"the Gritty Midi Gang plays tender, intelligent indie pop that has a British sort of melancholy - oh and there's MIDI aplenty, or at least chintzy beats and textures" - Time Out NY

"The Gritty Midi Gang is a promising young Brooklyn band who actually sort of sound exactly how their name would have you assume: ballsy, energetic rock music with well-done bits of electronic embellishment." -L magazine

"...the midi guy wore a complete adidas jump suit. Well see how this band develops in the future" - The Triumph of Tire Eyes

"The Gritty MIDI Gang lives up to its name; this is a team effort and everyone has a hand in shaping the way these spastic, bittersweet pop songs are presented to the world." - Jezebel Feature .....Read the whole article here

Some musicians are studio beasts, setting their creations to tape but failing to match the magic when performing live. Having delved into the Gritty MIDI Gang's recordings and interviewed band members, I thought I had a fairly complete picture of the band...not a chance. Saturday night's performance at Galapagos left the large crowd astounded. - Ben Krieger

...delightfully catchy and manages to stay on repeat for unusual amounts of time. I dare you to listen to it alone and not sing along. i quickly found myself caught up in the emotional pull of songs like Valentine's Day ..." - Minute Morning

Deli Magazine Review - "Chris Keyes formed The Gritty Midi Gang alongside Jeremy Rose within the SUNY Fredonia musical sanctuary and while under the auspices of Dave Fridman (tarbox Road Studios). The band's self-titled, souble disc EP features funky beats and synths mixed with explosive guitars that catapult the listener onto a wave of nostalgia. GMG recently located to Brooklyn [and Queens] where it has wowed NYC audiences with its brand of electro-textured pop that guarantees uncrossed arms and smiles galore. "Valentine's Day" recalls the Postal Service, but with more oomph as Steve Roessner presides over the drums. But simplicity be damned as GMG span across a range of genres: Jillian Cimini (guitar/keys/vocals) shimmers as she channels the Cardigans' Nina Perrson, and when her voice joins Keyes' the resulting harmony brings to mind Canadian pop/dance group LEN. "Labor Day" is led by a head-bobbing riff that gives way to a hip-shaking chorus, which will send shivers down your spine. Whether it's the Weezer-esque crescendos, the banging beats or sugary-sweet vocal harmonies that draw you in, GMG will knock you for a loop: mind, body and soul." -Jim Keller