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| "A vivid alchemy of pop and post-punk." Zane Lowe, BBC Radio 1 |
| "Absolutely gorgeous." Mary Anne Hobbs, BBC Radio 1 |
| "The music that New York does best and loves best." Annie Nightingale, BBC Radio 1 |
| "A mash up of drum rhythms and soulful pads changing from uplifting to dark in a blink of an eyelid." IDJ Magazine |
| "A combination of guitars and electro sounds with the hint of a rattlesnake in the background." Glasswerks |
| "A whirring collage of warping electro beat melodies salaciously herded together under a glazing chassis of deliciously manicured updated Miami Vice like grandeur." Losing Today |
| "The mastery of beatwork is very evident, it's nice to hear a record more multi-dimensional than cold programming." The Black And White Magazine |
| "Expect it to soundtrack a spooky art flick, but it won't because it's better than the film would be." Bearded Magazine |
| "Experimental, rampant and very energetic." Radio Onde Furlane |
| "Nebulous post-industrial soundscapes constantly tweaked and realigned to create one of the most original electronic records of the year to date. 4.5/5" The Milk Factory |
| "Dizzying and compelling." Brainwashed |
| "Iamprimate is able to resonate a vast array of emotions utilising only his voice and an acoustic guitar." Tom Brumpton, Extreme To Serene Radio |
| "Impossible to ignore." Joe Marvilli, Consequence Of Sound |
| "Glass Rifle are a sonic battering of dischordant power pop, with killer guitar licks offsetting fierce beats that literally pummel you into submission." Zolton, Lost At E Minor |
| "It's tight, incredibly crafted and stands alongside any classic American underground sound... it's just an impressive contemporary take on a genre that remains relevant thanks to Glass Rifle." Jason Dean, 7Inches |
| "The guitars on this are fiercely savage in the way Wire or Wedding Present drive you with subtle use of feedback. They got good tone." Review Stalker |
| "Moving, unconventional and provocative. Blazing a new trail in contemporary music" Tony Mastrianni, National Music Writer |
| "It may be just the ideology of Norman and friends to make music so edgy and disquieting as to be maddening and mind scattering." The Silent Ballet |
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