Whether it's the mbaqanga-meets-DC flutter og 'Deliberate Deeds', 'All Who Float Have Not Sunk In'..s art-rock terrace chant or the stunning harmonic flourishes of 'Times Will Change', you'll be discovering fresh shards of beauty listen upon listen. - Rock Sound Magazine (UK) 'Times Will Change' raises the bar some more, making Marvins Revolt not just an amazing Scandinavian pop band, but one of the best bands of the year. - Die Shellsuit, Die! (UK) There's a pretty obscure band in the US called Tera Melos who are near sonic soulmates, but aside from them, nobody else does complex time shifts and gleeful playing in fives and sevens with such ease and listenability. A three-piece from Copenhagen, Marvins Revolt stand out from the stew of avant/math and so-called post rock by way of their outstanding musicianship and some deliciously easy on the ear vocals. - Organ Magazine (UK) With that in mind then I apologise to any band / manager / pr guy that has sent me a record in the last couple of weeks because since it arrived Killec has been a constant soundtrack to my life... A superb statement of intent then and one that marks out the Richter Collective as one of the finest musical outlets operating in 2008. - Maps Magazine (UK) Each track is a joyous, powerful romp full of melodies that will make you smile but all the while keeping the cheese out of the way and piling on nice inventive song structures and parts. - The Sonic Minefield (UK) Dug this one out of the stacks n