"You say there are no good pop-punk bands? Suck it, Sam! The Unlovables play pop-punk the way Scott Rolen plays third base: unfuckingbelievably well! Every song on this album is insanely catchy, super-peppy, and sweet as a Slurpee. Hallie Bullit possesses not only the natural ability to write perfect pop songs but also a dynamite voice that’s by turns cute, spunky, vulnerable, pretty, sassy, saccharine, dorky, and exuberant---all in a good way! Even when she’s singing about gut-wrenching heartache, she exudes a sunny positive energy and pure likeability that are rare in this age of generic sound-alike singers. Musically, she and her band mates crank it with relentless joie de vivre, firing out sugary, energetic, feelgood pop-punk that hits the spot like a cold sip of Coca-Cola on a sweltering August day. Propelled by Christian Stefos’s tasty guitar leads, Hallie’s chunky bass lines, and Mikey Erg’s frenzied drumming, the band’s punchy attack wraps plenty of crunch around these songs’ soft, chewy middle. And once you throw in those gooey, heaven-sent, piled-high harmonies...Forget about it! This is pop bliss personified, brother: hooks galore, melodies extraordinaire, crisp production, and harmonies TO DIE FOR!!! I could listen to this album 15 times in a row; and tonight, I just might." -Josh Rutledge, Now Wave Zine