Anybody who’s seen a lackluster Shoegazer outfit can attest: without reliable bass and exceptional guitars and drums, it’s usually nothing more than a travesty of white noise. But like the Wedding Present, Wurlygig take no prisoners and make no empty promises — guitars spark and fire efficiently as they crest on one blissfully sonic chord after another. Vocals are sincere, lending a genuine, uncontrived fire to the singer’s occasional snarl. Ultimately, Wurlygig succeed where others fail, sounding like a seasoned rock unit. that’s spread thin, but one that still wins on all fronts.

– Listen.com