Kilbourne

...Bouncing around the stage, they played a lively set that had many crowd members jostling one another while yelling approval for the band... Kilbourne expertly balanced both abrasiveness and tunefulness in their brand of hardcore. Later in the show, the group charged through a version of "Fat Kids on Quads" from last year's Fashion Police Brutality EP that showed their sharp form, shifting from gut-wrenching roars to rich harmonies and earning wide applause. - Exclaim! Magazine

This is a follow-up EP to full-length masterpiece Measure of Health, and there's no question that this Calgary act have returned with more layers of aggression and complexity... Kilbourne's sound has become more angular, elaborate and involved. The result is that same spasmodic whirl that erupted in a thousand jagged fragments, but now with more razor-sharp edges that slice through each frenetic moment, turning the whole thing into a sadistic little package that glistens and heaves under a thousand beads of sweat. Each song here is an impossibly intense explosion, a marriage of the roughest and yet most intricate details. The momentum here is furious and full of Kilbourne's usual attitude and intelligence, which both ooze through every scream and crash on Fashion. The songwriting is impressive as ever, with breakneck drums, hammering basslines, vocals that could kill, and that dangerous pair of guitars. - Exclaim! Magazine