The Bobby Electric

The Bobby Electric’s It Was Hard to Meet You (self-released) debut album, is an interesting and intense little beast, recalling everything from awesome Scottish alt-rockers Biffy Clyro to Tool, thanks to some precise and heavy as hell tunes that like to change pace and key in a heartbeat. Fascinating, and really fucking exciting. - Metro Times

"Like, say, the gravelly guitars and spilled-about percussion of alt-rock revivalists Bobby Electric...Low, raspy vocals croon out a breathy growl over intricate guitars that dance and dash from a pensive, tinny twang to all out fire-storm flare, while the cymbal-rattled drum slams and wavy bass lines bring it back to those post-hardcore days of deeply tilling percussion, that dark, cloudy and cathartic aesthetic of howly-ballads, slicing into ya with low, burly-fuzz grooves and tight snare punches... This northern-metro-area rock outfit have their debut album coming out tomorrow...and it's a fine survey of hard-rock sensibilities, if a little weighty at points, shunting forth past the five minute mark more than a few times...but they make it worth it those subtle shades of dreamier space-rock ambiance, like the closing drifts of "I Hate Echoes.""
- Jeff Milo, Deep Cutz Blog (Jan 27, 2012) - Deep Cutz Blog