"Well, the elegant part of this album title is spot on. The music has a suave demeanor that would put the band in the big league immediately, if all things were just and fair. Their songs give out a wealth of good feeling, almost making you suspect that you might have heard some of these songs before. Almost is the key word, because the material is as fresh as newly baked bread, and the ingredients are all top quality. It's a blending of the best 80's new wave, and what might be called 'shoegaze' from the 90's, although the latter term is a bit of a misnomer when applied here. These songs do not have an introspective feel to them, but reach out to you in no small way. What it comes down to is that there is more sophistication in the music than shoegaze ever had, assured without being pompous, direct without being demanding." – Kev A. Leicester Bangs. UK. "Billy Idol has never sounded so dreamy. The Ivy Walls have added their swoon to the chart classic from 1984’s ‘Rebel Yell’. The distinctly dissonant guitars coupled with male and female vocals set listeners afloat. Several acts have tried their talents at covering this tune before, here’s looking at you Trent Reznor! However this melding of genre and songwriting gets it just right." -Sounds Better with Reverb