Flowers Of Hell

“The Flowers Of Hell take orchestral pop to the next level”
Rolling Stone,
“Stirringly evocative” 8/10
NME,
“An evocative album that balances stately chamber pop with noise”
Pitchfork
“As much pop masterpiece as sonic experimentation”
Exclaim
“Best enjoyed on a beanbag chair with a stimulant of one’s choice”
The Globe & Mail
“(The Flowers Of Hell) reinvent the rock band”
NOW
“Toronto bred, NASA approved”
Eye Weekly
“The Flowers Of Hell come with a Crufts standard pedigree in the world of experimental indie rock.”
Q
“Fearlessly fascinating. Like Ladies & Gentlemen-era Spiritualized interpreting Stravinsky with purpose.”
The Line Of Best Fit



“Jarvis is an ultra-talented composer”
Drowned In Sound
“(O) will transport your mind deep into an inner realm which records rarely seek to reach these days”
Jeffrey Morgan (Creem)
“A captivating instrumental album…oddly beautiful and sinister at the same time.”
The Sun
“Seriously blissed out stuff…essential listening.”
Rocksound



“Beauteous quasi-classical folk-blues cum motorik shoegazing pop”
Time Out (London)
“Classical music for shoegazers”
The Times
“A lush, enchanting, drama-packed, instrumental odyssey”
Evening Standard
“A beautiful exploration of the finer side of instrumental music.”
Clash Magazine
“Thuderously utopian, hewn from the strata of the Velvets”
Plan B
“O is not music, it’s more like an experience without compare”
See Magazine



“Epic”
Spinner



“It sounds like the fabric of the universe; like the space between consciousness and existence”
Manchester Music



“These notes live and breath like a shapeless constantly evolving organism”
Hero Hill
“(They) prove the often incongruent worlds of classical and rock can meet and make something beautiful”
The Skinny
“O is sonic, surrounding, massive, and inescapable”
TorontoSun.com
“Sounds like God having an orgasm”
Torontoist
Contact: info@flowersofhell.com