CLEAN GEORGE IV

'absurd glam'
'wonky narco-pop from brilliantly named london quartet' (kerrang)
'first blastis blessed with the kind of artillery accoutrement and unswerving savvy that
puts to shame the most talentless wretches currently hogging coloumn inches in journals who ought to know betterprovides for a leanly exacting slice of sub three minute crunching pop, anthem like in design and brazen in deliverypushes all the buttons while bleeding together fist clenching clarion calling uber pop with strobe like stuttering effects that pummel and tease in equal abandon to crush you into jaw dropped submission. damn it, buy the bugger' (losingtoday.com)
'it sounds like an art rock band doing the highland fling. It's fantastic and tonight it creates the impression of an emergent force to be reckoned with' (the stool pigeon, live review)
' (the songs are )garish, fuzzy rockers that stick vividly in the mind' (the list)
'one sentiment strikes immediately: these boys are intense. the bass player scowls at the crowd like they'd just spat in his grandmothers face, thundering out the vital hooks that make these songs work. the crowd assembled are, without exception, staring back transfixed' (the skinny)
'the performance of the headliner, clean george IV, was simply outstanding. their music could not be compared to anyone else. every sound was hard, but still catchy and had melody. moreover because of the combination of breaks and choruses, we had to keep our eyes on the stage. songs like 'control yourself' and 'wasted on the radio' had a mysterious attraction which was like a grunge band playing progressive rock while the abrasive keyboard and guitar riffs, at first ugly, stayed in my head for days to come' (glasswerks.co.uk)
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