The Ruby Suns

The Ruby Suns drop their first record for Memphis, a cosmic harmony-drenched ode to a special lady and a brave new beginning.

Reminiscent of The Zombies and The Shins’ artful trips... Astonishingly good harmonies – not even Brian’s comeback shows matched this perfect pitch. -- 4/5* MOJO

Sparkling, Multi-layered sunshine pop... McPhun's songwriting is as quirky, original and unorthodox as such titles as "My Ten Years On Auto Pilot" and "There's Soup at the End of The Tunnel." -- 4/5* UNCUT

It's like discovering the lost tapes of Brian Wilson, but with the realisation that there will be more beauties to come. -- Clash Magazine

Maasai Mara sets a benchmark as the best pop record about Zebras. Good, if odd, vibrations all around. -- Q Magazine

"Criterion" is Impressive, changing direction at least once every 30 seconds, and the musical ambition charging through even a fleeting instrumental like "Function of The Sun" is remarkable. -- The Guardian

"A Bit Like A Disobedient Dog" -- Phil Jupitus, BBC6

"Sounds like 'Alone Again Or,' 'Happy Jack' and 'Good Vibrations' have had a love-in with Barbarella and produced a psychedelic star-child of a record" -- NME