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Rock music like they used to make it!! If you can imagine an Oasis/Doves/Manics hybrid with, at times a touch of Neil Young's guitaring, then look no further. A cracking bunch of lads from Stoke who know how to rock. You will find yourself humming these tunes for weeks to come and Ryan's lyrics are spot on. And what's wrong with sounding a bit like Oasis? Ignore the pointless NME review. They deserve every success with this long awaiting debut album. Stadium filling indie-rock with a great live act. Outstanding tracks: Arcane, Welcome Home and The Horizon.

I bought this after stumbling across them in a gig listing and watching a couple of YouTube videos, Welcome Home is a brilliant album, drums, guitars and soaring vocals make this a great listen and there's some seriously good musicianship going on. The opening few tracks set the scene brilliantly, smart lyrics and great choruses lead the way and continue throughout, the title track being one of the many highlights. Recommended for fans of decent honest music with a northern twist.

Great stuff. First heard them on Kerrang! radio and snapped up the album. Hope to catch them live at some point.

Very good rock music! I listen very often in my car! I recommend this album and this band! A French fan

love the album, cant stop playing it, great vocals well produced and great lyrics. will go to see them next time they are touring.

I've seen All the young live twice.
They're seriously cool. The music is brilliant and you should also check out the live in Stoke CD.
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This album is fantastic. Full of tunes, all killer no filler. For fans of proper guitar music! They're also great live so make sure you buy a ticket.

this is the best album i have heard for ages, full of passion,heart felt lyrics and vocally easy on the ear,music is crisp, well played and well produced.cant stop playing it!!!!!

I met these guys at Plymouth Pavillions whilst they were touring with the Kaiser Chiefs and I got a photo taken with them.
My mate and I really liked the band so I decided to take the plunge and buy their album and I am very impressed.

Bought the album as I knew I was going to see them the following week. Ignore the doubters, they are unique and original, yet draw from the past in a good way. OK, there's a Cure guitar part in there somewhere, the sound of Shed Seven and Oasis echo around there too, yet who would say that these are bad influences. A set of great songs, not a bad one among them and live they are even stronger. I saw them play at Plug in Sheffield to a much smaller crowd than they deserve. I hope that ultimately they get the recognition and respect that they are due.