“Following their Internet hit "Go Outside", Cults prove they have the dexterity and songwriting to make a varied and memorable album.”
“Like skinny jeans and ironic mustaches, 1960s girl-group pop has become an inescapable hipster totem: every week, it seems, the bohemian corners of Brooklyn and Los Angeles disgorge more Phil Spector-worshipping indie rockers. Enter Cults, aka Madeline Follin and Brian Oblivion, Californians-turned-New Yorkers who take the usual musical ingredients (vintage R&B chord progressions, reverb-laced girl-vocals) […]”
“New York's Cults have a deeply rooted love for pop's older and more sentimental side.”
