FLAGPOLE MAGAZINE SAYS:

"Dwyer's demo is full of hook-filled rock songs that range in style from The Sweet, The Cars, and even Guided By Voices.  His sound is classic without sounding dated...If the songs Dwyer's already recorded are any indication of what's to come, it will be suprising if this time next year he's not regarded as one of Athens best songwriters."        -Gordon Lamb 

"11 tracks of solid rock and roll reminiscent of Slade, Thin Lizzy, Graham Parker, and The Cars.  Dwyer played everything on the album and it honestly surpasses anything that could be generally labeled a demo"     
-Gordon Lamb

"try and bend your noodle towards the rock of Billy Idol, the sparsely strummed poprock and deliberate vocals of Billy Bragg and the take-me-as-I-am feel of Lou Reed, then, my friends, you have some semblance of the final singer-songwriter performing at Lunch Paper early on Friday morning.  Mikey Dwyer is his name, and he has a street-fighting scrappiness that endears and puts his jagged pub-rock guitar solos in a positive light"      -Ben Gerrard

"Dwyer is as enigmatic and energetic as ever"     -Ben Gerrard