“Essential listening for any fan of 60s Psychedelic Pop” -  Thee Psychedelicatessen

“(...) one of the most prominent names in modern psychedelic rock” -  Echoes and Dust

“(...) a vibrant synthpop sound which is both alternative and creatively unconventional” -  Destroy Exist

“the 'gunk pop' band redefining the sound of Seattle” -  Alternative Press

“(...) mega-freaked-out astro-prog heavy grind(...)” -  The Obelisk

“A truly unique record; a labyrinthine odyssey that’s a joy to get lost in, revealing new layers upon each listen” -  NME

“(...) a refreshing fusion of obnoxious techno-like intensity and primitive hardcore punk energy” -  Maximum Rock n'Roll

“(...) rock and roll that explodes when held too tight” -  SPIN

“It's pure adrenaline, it's noise, it's intense, it's refreshing, and it feels life-giving. The garage-psych band's new album is, for all intents and purposes, pretty fucking crazy” -  Exclaim!

“(...) this is authentic music – raw, exciting and energetic” -  Add To Wantlist

“Their whimsical, lovelorn melodies coast through the salted skies; surf guitars ripple like skimming stones” -  Hard of Hearing Magazine

“Off the wall dystopian robo-punk - a limle bit absurd and a limle bit surreal, but also a whole lot of fun” -  Weirdo Wasteland

““(...) bright garage-rock that unabashedly toes the line between sophistication and total chaos” -  Triple J

“The way Tō Yō blends their Asian sounds with their American psychedelic influences helps to create an engaging and delightful musical journey” -  The Third Eye

“(...) a sonic journey that effortlessly weaves Brazilian rhythms, krautrock, and lo-fi rock into a cohesive and trance-inducing experience” -  Psychedelic Baby Mag

“This music makes you feel something! The energy of their recorded music is outmatchedonly by their electric live performances.” -  Tone Deaf

“(...) by far one of the most interesting bands to appear in New Zealand in the last couple of years” -  Record Turnover