"I caught the Screwdrivers' excellent set of Neil Young-inspired jangly yet crunchy rock..."
                                                [read review at hartfordadvocate.com]


album reviews

"...in some odd way the murkiness of it all is uplifting."                                [read review at radcyberzine.com]

"...a brilliant concoction of guitars, soaring vocals, and more melody than is usually found on any ten recordings made these days."                          [read review at hitsession.com]

"I am totally hooked and believe that this is one of the top five releases of 2002."                [read review at thechickenfishspeaks.com]

"...this is a guidebook for how to make a band."
                                                [read review at nyrock.com]

" the album's closing track, "drive out", is perhaps the ultimate example of the band's ability to weave beguiling vocals, catchy guitar hooks, and textural rhythm guitars into an appealing quilt."               [read review at splendidezine.com]

"it has that deep, meaningful, real rock feel a lot of bands lack today "                            [read review at glittergrrrls.com]  

"within about a minute, this one’s screaming for airplay. but, not in a bad way. "                [read review at swizzle-stick.com]

" the Screwdrivers' debut full-length album is a must have for anyone frustrated with top 40 radio." 
                                                [read review at wwuh.org]

"honest. good. rock."            [read review at demorama.com]

"I've had this song going through my head almost constantly from the first time I heard this cd"  
                                                [read review at ex-reprobate]  


"the Screwdrivers play swift, powerful rock and roll. With some breathers thrown in as change-ups. Just like you've gotta do if you're gonna make a good album. Like this one."
                                               [read review at aiding & abetting]            


"it could easily be said that The Screwdrivers is the most intriguing indie release that I have heard in a while."
                                               [read review at muscene.com]

"...a very impressive debut CD from a New England band that deserves attention."     [read review at indulged.com]