Thank you Indiepoprock ! [...] This is done with a "Tendency", at the heart of this increasingly fertile dialogue between French pop and Anglo-Saxon rock. In a few songs, the duo thus defines a music with an air of perfect syncretism. A bit as if Christophe had been able to meet My Bloody Valentine. [...]

Thank you POPNews ! [...] OK, the swear words are out but that's without counting on the sick polishing, the stacking of guitars and keyboards, the glorious and effective guitars but never monolithic and, to tell the truth, and I weigh my words because we're talking about sacred things here, quite, or maybe even more refined than those of our old dinosaurs. So, we get adrenaline rushes full of sebum when we jump (again) on the couch but there's also something to delight in by listening. It's the strength of age.

Top review at Muzzart. [...] In excellence, Faïence, certified from France, is here. A fruity, tangy vintage, which has the Dents Longues and innate talent. The song in question whistles an alert, dynamic pop-rock, a nugget of Faïence. Here again the guitars rustle, well-seen motifs lead the bazaar to the peaks. De Fou, mentioned above, aims dreamy and lands in the hearts. [...]