"The Uncomfortables have a literary take on love, life, and the human nature, all phrased with an acerbic accent. Listen again for a taste of British Sea Power, and the lyrical strength..."
"Frontman Richard Lomax is a madman. As he sings his drunken, manic, sea-shanty style songs, his eyeballs roll into the back of his head, his face distorts into scowls and frowns and he wails unexpectedly, becoming more than just a mouth-piece for the songs but at one with the despair the song depicts. The Uncomfortables are compelling, screwed up and brilliant."
- Melissa Davey (Drum Media)
"Part-surf, part-cow-punk... What's not to like? Demo of the month."
- Math Priest (Rhythm Magazine)
"...influenced by an array of artists from Bowie to Kinks to Zutons. These fellas from Priest Town offer a fresh perspective. These boys really do have something to give and are definitely a band to look out for. Their tracks are awesome with the juice turned on."
- Shane King (Beat Magazine)
"De-da-de-da-dee-dead fucking good!"
- Ed Monk (Hed Magazine)
"...the Uncomfortables are terrific. They play a visceral half-hour of thrash-pop, with oodles of organ and charisma."
- Jamie Smith (the Music Magazine)
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