The Brownies

"sexed-up fight pop"

"the Brownies could be Xerox Girls' attitudinal, imperiously cool nieces and nephews. Brilliantly out of step with current modish indie trends, full of heart-in-mouth moments and a hatred so finely tuned it's almost sexy, Means To An End is a handstand, a cartwheel and a kick in the nuts and it demands your immediate surrender."
THE GUARDIAN

"sexed-up fight pop"
NME

"The tag 'pop punk' for one generation at least will always conjure up images of Blink 182 and Sum 41, yet the type of Pop Punk that The Brownies juggle up is far removed from this. It's shouty-faced pop punk that's pocketed Riot Grrrl's bite, and been trapped under an avalanche of glowing pop hooks on the escape. Some bands would bite off their spouses fingers to have one song as good as 'Cougar'; The Brownies deliver an energetic entire set's worth. Norwich may have given us Kaito and Bearsuit, but that city has now given us another batch of delightful ear candy which those missing Be Your Own Pet should get extremely excited about."
ARTROCKER MAGAZINE

"It's a mixture of X Ray Spex, Siouxsie, and pretty hardcore drumming. Good." - SONS AND DAUGHTERS - NME.COM