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Containing the singles 'This Is Not Revolution Rock' and 'Summer Ends' the album was released to an underground and mainstream press fanfare. Delicate acoustic confessionals sit alongside full throated math-rock experimentation; this is an album as varied as it is ambitious - absolutely essential.

Press:

Kerrang: "This is an album that makes you feel a little bit cooler for owning it. One of those records that you lose yourself in, tell your friends about and get pissy with them when they don't rush out to buy it straight away. Like the 'Vaya' EP by At The Drive-In or Brad's 'Shame' album, it is all the better for the fact that you know not everyone will understand it, but those who do will cherish it. "KKKKK

Rock Sound: "Switching between the spiky spoken word of favorite 'What The Argument Has Changed' and the gentle contemplation of 'A Miracle Of Science' and 'The Last Thing I Should Do', this jetplane has all the in-flight requirements that an indecisive rock fan could wish for - and a generous helping of youthful spunk along with it, in classic rants like "fuck you and your opposite sex". Zero for conduct but full marks for potential, the top of the class is surely in sight."

Comes With A Smile: "Ferris’ is blessed with a likeable, easy on the ear voice and a similarly lyrical approach to his guitar that twists and turns imaginatively throughout. Self-produced but with the multiple textures and punch of a big-budget studio project, there’s enough here to suggest that Jetplane Landing are destined to inspire their own imitators before long."