"New Grenada explores where Detroit don't go, they aren't a sound, they're a place, and they're where I want to be." - Roddy Bottum, Imperial Teen Delusions of Adequacy (11/03) "... a group that has taken the fuzz and lo-fi aesthetics of Husker Du and combined it with the lazy rock drawl of Pavement." Splendid e-zine (11/03) "The songwriting is political and biting without being obsessive - especially the EP's opener, the raucous, fist-pumping 'The Day After'. John Nelson's vocals are frenzied and just bratty enough to have an edge that cuts. "While many in the indie-rock set are content to point a finger at the establishment while operating under its rules and regulations, New Grenada rebel against the game they're supposed to play, with remarkable results."