Mighty Fairly

"well-crafted and truthfully titled album, 'Big Words and Power Chords'.Frontman Mischa Suemnig comes off like a less gravely and grave version of Mike Doughty, and his wry pop is sweetened all the more by bassist and co-vocalist Kellie Nitz in tracks like the punchy opener 'Falling to Pieces' and the gushing but irresistible acoustic ditty 'Live for Love.'" - Chris Reimenschneider, Star Tribune, November 2008



".an addicting indie pop that is both bouncy and intelligent.it is saturated with sing-along choruses and hooks.gorgeous a cappella vocal harmonies.is what gives this record a texture that is wonderfully thick and velvety at times" - Michael Walsh, City Pages, November 2008



"More than just a one-night stand, this is a band worth taking home to meet Mom and Dad." - Perfect Porridge



".the music has a jangle pop shine and neo-folk psychedelics creating an optimistic glow like a rainbow around woeful feelings"
- HybridMagazine.com, Susan Frances, June 2007



"Perfectly Good Airplanes is chock full of catchy hooks, bouncy rhythms, nicely layered harmonies and infectious music that will make nearly any pop lover smile."
�- Delusions of Adequacy, Lisa Town, April 2007



".tracks burst with bouncy pop energy, splashy boy/girl vocal harmonies and hooks galore. Their musical approach is clean and strummy, yet insatiably upbeat with some of the tastiest bass lines you’ll hear from a modern pop band."
�- Amplifier Magazine, Jeff Shelton, March 2007



"Mighty Fairly's tunes are squeaky-clean pop sung with full-throated exuberance."
�- Metro Magazine, Robvan Alstyne. Jan 2007



"Full of hooks, bright harmonies and irresistible synthesizer fills, Suemnig writes songs that lodge themselves in the listener's brain and beg to be played again and again."
- The Pulse of the Twin Cities, Andrea Myers - Nov 2006



".they know how to write a pop song so it's cool and hip."
- Rfit Magazine, Rich Horton - 10/29/2006