"The Ambulance EP is a remarkable record. It’s the sort of music that lifts your mind to a different plane of existence, dreamy and understated in its elegance...89%"
Lewis Denby, The Line Of Best Fit
"sombre and bass heavy with majestic uber delayed guitars"
Nick Johnstone, Stool Pigeon
“…a bucketload of fragile yearning atop the wistful shimmer of ethereal guitars and build to a woozy climax…Keep it up guys, and before long the world will listen.”
Oli Simpson - Bearded Magazine
"Gallons of delayed guitars drizzled all over the other worldly vocals – there’s little to compare it with...intensely interesting."
Shane Blanchard, Tasty Fanzine
“Slow-burning stately balladry in the Leaves vein from an Oxford trio who do intense, creeping paranoia very well. 7/10”
John Earls - Teletext
"Within this sonically misty dream landscape wander Mark Byrne’s vocals like a shelled-shocked warrior, covered in contusions and abrasions, drenched in world weariness.”
Dave Murphy - Oxfordbands.com
"Shimmering and soaring delayed guitars interlock with foreboding, looming basslines and booming drums - paradoxically revelling in misery and euphoria, casting darkness and light in equal measures...the glorious new EP title track sees the band at their zenith."
Joby Mullens, The Fly Oxford
"Ambient post-punk quartet The Gullivers made collective hairs stand on end on their ‘Ambulance’ EP last year, with the stunning title track displaying a heartwarming concoction of earnest lyrics wrapped in a cloak of atmospheric, reverberated guitar lines."
Kane Fulton, audioscribbler
"Introspective and haunting - played loud on a cold, dark night in January, this makes a lot of sense."
This Is Fake DIY
"The Gullivers est définitivement un groupe à suivre."
Dom Gourlay, www.danslemurduson.com
"Un morceau plus apaisé pour conclure un EP extrêmement prometteur d'un groupe définitivement à suivre!"
Lyle, jecoutedelamusiquedelamerde
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