"...I'm glad I heard The Absolute Zeros, they have a definite, definite sound. This is wonderful. It's a little acoustic, a little folk, a little funk...." - Acoustic Philly Podcast 26, June 17, 2007 (Single Played - "The Trouble With Love") - Acoustic Philly
"...Diversity is one of the strong points behind The Absolute Zeros. Not only does their music cross many styles, but their members cross many generation and walks of life.... When put together they all make incredible music." - The Compendium, Volume 3, Issue 7 - localmusicnetwork.com
"The Absolute Zeros have only been together for about a year, but already they have formed a tight-knit bond over their passion for music......[they] have a positive outlook and zealous dedication for music—something that is needed to survive in today's music scene" -Campus Philly, February 2008 - campusphilly.org
"If at first the Absolute Zeros sound like just another classic rock-influenced local band, listen again... The Absolute Zeros' rangy tunes blend modern rock moves with Hendrix-heavy guitar, bluesy digressions and James Brown-style funk. It's a sweaty and dynamic combination..." - Philadelphia Weekly - April 16-22, 2008 philadelphiaweekly.com
"The Absolute Zeros are one of the "must see acts" at the Dewey Beach Music Conference" - Spark Weekly (Delaware), September 25, 2007 sparkweekly.com
"...[The Absolute Zeros are a] brand new band to Hometown Heroes....they recently sent in their CD....cool new band!" - Mark Rogers - Host of 93.7 WSTW Hometown Heroes (Delaware) - March 9, 2008 (Single played - "We Can Sell You Anything")
"...the Zeros are way more interesting than any rising local band has any right to be....their sound dips into any number of familiar genres without becoming stuck in any....the band's lively playing and Cochrane's impassioned vocal style keep the energy level high." - Origivation Magazine, June 2008 (pages 24-25) Vol 7, Issue 4
"A British invasion influence is clear in their music, which combines the rollicking bravado of the Stones or Zeppelin with the wry quirkiness of the Kinks or the Velvets and guitar-wailing of Clapton... an impressive act, whose history of high-energy, sold-out shows has been winning fans across the city." - Kate Bracaglia, uwishunu, July 11, 2008
"...[The Absolute Zeros' sound has] a sort of ‘loose’ feeling. It doesn’t feel overproduced...It is the antithesis to all the ‘manufactured’ top40 rock music out there. - Emily Travis, The Broken Bell, July 11, 2008
"It was well worth the wait to see [The Absolute Zeros]...I will be catching more of them in the future and, I am sure, enjoying watching them grow into a major force to promote the "Philly Sound"...." - Rick Sutcliffe, PA Concert Reviews, October 27, 2008 |