AJ. At its best it sounds like the Stone Roses covering The Rolling Stones, while heavily stoned. Wild, inventive and full of ideas. Well worth checking out. Favorite track: Krilltastica.

Dave T. Listening to Skyjelly is an incredible experience, yet a rather hefty and busy-sounding release you'll want to pay close attention. The energy expelled on the double album has massive percussion build-ups and zapping guitar riffs juxtaposing such a cooing and soft-spoken Skyjelly Jones who is never drowned in the mix but rather accentuates the blistering fury. That's not to say the ballads should be ignored, because they are just as sweet and beautiful in melody and lyricism. Get this tape~ Favorite track: Acosta.

Ilya S Nothing like Skyjelly out there - a totally original sound which, hopefully, will take over the world soon Favorite track: Subway Rider (2nd album begins here).

thesonnamedset Randomly picked up this album at my favorite record store that's mostly punk and metal. I was like " Oh shit, 5 bucks? Yes please! "
It's loud, chaotic and full of self hate. Absolute banger! Favorite track: Addicted To Punishment.

Thomas Adams Punk fans might welcome this. I would've welcomed this in 1981, which is when I incorrectly guessed this was released. Vocalist figured out best vocal phrasing to complement the band while they nail a range of noisy punk styles developed circa late 70s/early 80s. Favorite track: Delayed.

Ann-Marie O'Malley Most exciting band in Glasgow, no competition. Unbelievably tight and intense live. Can't get enough. Favorite track: Delayed.