79Cortinaz

“However, do they deliver with the rest of the material? Well, we’ve certainly got a few new gems, none more so than in Drive Me Home, which echoes of the Deserter’s Songs album from Mercury Rev in style. The jangly indie-pop of Cindy Sindy, a candidate for the single release, will also surely grow as a favourite amongst fans. Raspberry BonBons adds some indie-pop fun which delves into the near daft that is part and parcel of the 79Cortinaz individuality” - Frequency Ireland

“On the strength of their debut single alone, 79Cortinaz went top 20 in Ireland, landed TV spots, interviews, live sessions and caused an altogether huge furore not seen over a new Irish act in ages …” - HitSheet Magazine

“There is a buzz around 79Cortinaz ….. Gala Hutton has an incredible vocal range and there is a haunting, ethereal quality to his voice. He and the rest of the band looked impressively in-control and at home on stage. Their songs are well crafted and radio friendly …” - Hotpress Magazine

“79Cortinaz blew me away the first time I heard them. The Session that the guys recorded for the show is still one of my favourites, and we’ve repeated numerous times since. Nowhere To Go was part of that Session, and I think it makes a great single for a really important cause…. ” Quote from Dan Hegarty, 2fm