"In the hands of Asobi Seksu's gifted James Hanna, the guitars ebb and swell less like the infamously turbulent English Channel and instead soak your skull like a torrential, well-received downpour on a steaming August afternoon in New York." - YRB               Camphor's Drawn to Dust offers up a dark but catchy listening experience reminiscent in flashes of artists like Beck, Nick Cave, Sufjan Stevens, Sparklehorse, Brian Wilson, Calexico, Wilco and late-era Talk Talk. The album will be released in February 2008.               "Their sound is a sunny, spastic, orchestrated, multi-layered flavor of indie pop music, not too far removed from Neutral Milk Hotel, with a similar hint of darkness and melancholy in amongst the sweet melodies and harmonic vocals... I personally think it's pretty fantastic" - Music for Robots               "Renee LoBue's voice is astounding - she has incredible range and sounds like a female Bowie engaged in a three-way with Hope Sandoval and Patti Smith." - The Village Voice               "Faunts do an excellent job of infusing their post-rock compositions with warmth, rather than hiding behind a wall of feedback" - Splendid Magazine                 "Luca Maoloni's endearing warble is the lone constant amid richly detailed storybook scenery that mutates unpredictably, like a dream where Burt Bacharach and the Super Furry Animals are hanging in a pawn shop whose contents suddenly develop minds of their own." - Eye Weekly                 With reverent nods to the flower-picking whimsy of the Zombies, the red-faced bluster of the Animals, and the delightful inanity of Syd Barrett, the Whitsundays' self-titled debut is a vintage gem, and a charming hodgepodge of '60s musical ephemera. The album will be released in January 2008.               "...an impressive album of displacement anxiety with sonics to match. Think Mercury Rev making a break up album. ****4 Stars" - The Independent
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