CD Reviews - "Turn On Your Radio"


"This record is a sonic gem...Vocalist Corey Hachey has a major league
voice and the band’s vocal harmonies are solid."
-- Doug Gallant - Canadian Musician Magazine I read the review I

"Score another winner for Sproll. Turn On Your Radio could very well be
the record to launch the band onto the national scene."
-- Ken Kelley - [Here] Magazine I read the review I

"Sproll should hit it big with new album..."Radio" is a great
first single. It's instantly catchy with a memorable chorus."
-- Eric Lewis - Times Transcript I read the review I
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"Hachey has a great falsetto and a powerful high register. It's the kind of
voice that grabs you immediately, and may well be the weapon that
brings the group to a wide audience.."
-- Bob Merserau - Telegraph Journal I read the review I

"This kinda stuff was made for the masses to gobble up — power pop
with gooey lovesick lyrics and simple choruses that stick in your brain."
-- Scott Bryson - Chartattack I read the review I

"Sweeping and expansive, Sproll's music washes over you like a
cleansing peaceful tidal wave...jam packed with sensational
melodies and soaring passionate vocals."
-- Christine Bode - PartyinKingston.com I read the review I

CD Reviews - "Soft Science"


"Repetitive riffs meet droning, mournful sounds that paint bleak landscapes as
 they present a sense of dark introspection.  The musicianship is studied
and effective, clearly making Hachey’s expressive vocals the band’s centrepiece."
-- Eric Thom -  Exclaim Magazine   I read the review I
 

"Another solid band from Canada's East Coast.  Sproll has earned its place
in the Canadian music scene with singles like "Eyes Have Spoken" and
"Everywhere You Turn". With tour dates bringing them across the country, it
won't be long before they're recognized as one of the East Coast's best ..."
-- Matthew Romanada - Inside Pulse   I read the review I
 

"I have a feeling these guys could very well be destined for bigger and better things.
In the meantime, you can't go wrong picking up this EP if you're a fan of
 British guitar pop rock. Well done indeed."
-- Ken Kelley -  [HERE] Magazine  


"Great, atmospheric tunes that only leave you wanting more,
and lush production by Halifax's Laurence Currie (Sloan, Wintersleep, etc.)
- this is 25 minutes of solid pop-rock."
-- Eric Lewis - Times & Transcript  
***1/2
 

"...Best of all, though, is "Nobody's Fault", which could easily be Sproll's "Yellow"
-- it's catchy, it's heartfelt, and it could be the song that makes them omnipresent and
launches them into  stardom. With luck, however, when that happens they'll remember
that it was Soft Science that put them there in the first place..."
-- Matthew - i (heart) music  I read the review I

"Soft Science doesn't have a bad song on it. The six songs flow seamlessly
into each other to create 25 minutes of atmospheric rock."
-- Andrew Sharpe -  BOOM Magazine  


" Lead-Singer Corey Hachey's soft voice lures you into every song on the album.
It's soft, charming, and feeling. There's something there."
-- Hiedi Irvine - The Aquinian 
***1/2