"Plastic Pals make you feel good...the four tunes on this EP ring out with pop style and rock intensity. Great parallel guitar work, excellent vocals. Read early Cheap Trick meets the HooDoo Gurus and turns into a sound all its own." (Jason Shogren, americana artist from Wyoming, USA). "I almost never buy CD's anymore (Alice Cooper gets my cash everytime) and NEVER purchase anything home released. Having said that, your music grabbed me and I'm hooked. Those soaring harmonies and the moving bass lines, the lead vocals, the guitars, it's all top notch! And those songs! ... Haven't been as excited about a new release since Coop's Dirty Diamonds back last fall. Tour here, please." (A fan in Edinburgh, Indiana, USA). "Opening track, "Hangin` In the Louvre", definite modern day Power Pop with undertones of 60`s & 70`s Pysch with hauntingly effective vocals by Soold, "If Love Should Call", another 60`s riff with great vocal harmonies, i`ve became a real fan of Soold, he`s outstanding on this one!, "More Than An Icon", got to be my favourite track of the E.P, could have been an early 80`s hit! running along side the likes of The Motors, Pychedelic Furs and similar ilk in the poppish side of New Wave. Last track on the CD is, "Tears", bringing the mood right up to date with the sound that reminds me of Radiohead with Soold sounding like a mix of Thom Yorke and David Bowie! by no means is that derogatory to him either as this song and vocals work well and stamps the versatlity of the band as a whole. " (Mod Radio UK).