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Bipolar Diversions:

"... vocalist Willie Dowling (Honeycrack) orchestrates a mesh of strings and horns that puts you in mind of Jellyfish at their most adventurous. Like the latter, all musical reference points are writ large (do a shot every time there's a nod to Brian Wilson, 10cc and the Beatles and you'll be drunk before the album's end), but it's beautifully done."
Phil Wilding, Classic Rock

" Slightly glammy power poppers - fond of early Elton John as well as Bowie... "
Time Out

" Every time I see Jackdaw4, I find the precision of the band astonishing, yet there's never any sacrificing of soul. "
http://www.last.fm/music/jackdaw4/

" ... quite cunningly dodge any pigeon-holing shenanigans by being slightly different, majestic, out-of-space and so Goddamn happy!"
Room Thirteen

" Bipolar Diversions is insane. It laughs in the face of super-serious pop shoe gazers and smirks ironically at this year's pop darlings as they clutch desperately at pop's coat-tails. Jackdaw4 grin from ear to ear as they reel off hook after hook, which float effortlessly around 70's pop kitsch, Blur style irony and even ELO harmonies."
myspace.com/fuseweb

"Every song is a mini-masterpiece of arranging and inspired performance. The title track is not only gorgeous, it offers the sonic equivalent of bi-polar disorder, an audible analog of what a person experiences. "My Little Gangsta" covers the same territory as XTC's "No Thugs in Our House," with comparable flare. But it's those soaring voices that continue to suck you in."
Mike Baron, NotLame

""Jackdaw4 have, with "Bipolar Diversions", leapt into the top rank of melodic pop artists working today. Weaving in and out of song styles and tempos like fearless, musical magicians, they are the definition of cool, man, and you have only to spin this hall-of-fame record to feel the effect. "Bipolar Diversions" is simply fantastic stuff.""
Alan Haber, Buhdge and Pure Pop Radio, USA

" This album is what I hope every new album I listen to in a given year will be but so few are: So insanely, disgustingly catchy throughout that I don't even think about skipping a track "
ThisIsWhatWeDoNow.com