What Light... ~ Wine, Women & Song

Got something good today, and don't know what to say about it... i got that alot lately... Anyway there are alot of people who did say something about this band, so i don't have to... [mr.A]

The Only Light On is a sumptuously multilayered affair for the senses; seven tracks of whisper-to-roar delicacy and power that, taken together, make for a spectral stretch of music that sounds far greater than the sum of its individual parts.
-THE BOSTON GLOBE

The songs are layered, noisy but quiet, undulating, ethereal. Most importantly, though, they rock! They really take you for a ride.
-WBUR.ORG

This is music to watch Baraka or Koyaanisqatsi to. There are seriously groovy sections (see if the opening of “The Lodge” doesn’t get you bobbing), washes of guitar, and expertly-chosen flourishes like chimes, barely-there vocals, percussion, cymbal sweeps, and a few effects I can’t even exactly name, but suspect come from a guitar. This EP fearlessly goes where few have gone before – it’s a long march, but it’s something like traveling with a hooded and mysterious companion, one that holds your interest and keeps you guessing the whole way.
-BAND OVER BOSTON

They are like Sonic Youth at times, but if you listen hard, and I do, you hear lots of other stuff going on, from Leslie West type runs a la ‘Theme From An Imaginary Western’ to psyche, noise, surf, and fado.
-THE NOISE

Instead of bashing through, chord to chord, Ghost Box Orchestra move through musical ideas together like a reptilian rock monster slithering around and rising and pouncing. I didn’t really miss the vocals; whenever I started wondering when they were about to sing, the song changed.
-CHEAP THRILLS BOSTON

(Ghost Box Orchestra) sound as if Ennio Morricone and Dick Dale went driving through the desert listening to Zeppelin and Floyd.
-ANONYMOUS SXSW 2010 ATTENDEE