“Bringing together sensitive indie rock with a very intelligent, creative pop sound similar to such iconic figures in music as David Bowie or T. Rex, Ghostbird release an EP with ultra-smooth catchy hooks and a commercial yet not even remotely boring sound…A truly amazing record, this EP by Ghostbird brings out all that is good, real, gritty, and yet infectiously clean in indie rock. Seven songs of slower, moody, electronic-influenced rock; the debut EP by Ghostbird is classic underground rock at its best.” Dino Lull, Metro Spirit

“I think it was genius to combine electronica, pop and indie rock – this winning formula truly puts Ghostbird on the map of rock.  Their music shouts out longevity” Kaj Roth,  Melodic

“Ranging from the Panic at the Disco styled Coraline to the dramatic The Drug, right to the epic and absolute highlight, Night Kills Day…The EP is bookended with both an album version and video version of Toy Soldier, but the meat of this sandwich is infused with striking melodies, poetic lyrics and emotional percussion performances. So eat up. Eat up I say.” A. Chow, Jaded Expressions

“When something spouting from the local music hose sounds like what you’d hear on indie radio airwaves in Kansas or Ohio or somewhere else “in the middle,” it’s worth passing around.” Derrik Chinn, Signonsandiego

“Calling all Cold War Kids and Thriving Ivory fans, Ghostbird’s self-titled EP has a similar sound to these established musical groups, in relation to their tone of voice and captivating, New Orleans Jazz piano and twangy, but gentle, guitar solos. The EP finds the balance between the various vocal and instrumental parts.  There is the perfect mixture of complexity within the passionate yet soft piano and guitar parts with the uncluttered and natural vocals that manage to capture the listener’s attention through standout lyrics” Molly Smith, Campus Circle

“Ghostbird has a new sound that is contemporary and shows where Pop music is heading thru sound and catchy melodies.” Rich McCrackenII, RichMcCrackenBlogSpot

“Though the band’s sound often has a familiar tinge to it, the boys show some genuine talent and manage to craft a unique enough spin on classic indie pop to make their music very much worth your time.  My favorites include the gorgeous opener “Toy Soldier” and the bouncy alt-rock tune “Caroline,” the latter of which features some excellent piano work….Ghostbird serves as an early showcase of a band with ideas and ambition working on finding their sound while creating some great songs in the process.”  Chewing Gum for the Ears