"If bustling needed a sonic definition, Forward Motion by Dress To Kill would be the number one entry". Zachary Larson - Radio Airplay

"perfectly embodies the timeless sound of 80's synth-pop with its driving synth, melody-rich hooks, and highly expressive vocal performances, and with the popularity of modern synthwave ever-growing, Dress To Kill will undoubtedly find their music appealing to both an older and younger audience alike" Andre Avanessian - Radio Airplay

"This is an indulgent and unashamed piece of Pop Rock with lyrics that will have you hot and bothered or running for the hills. The chorus is addictive and consuming. It stays in your head well after the tune has finished, and doesn't mind showing up unannounced later in the day" Zachary Larson - Radio Airplay

A song about nightclubbing. Dancing, drinking, “kopping off”. And all that comes with it. A tribute to ‘Hi Energy Boys Town’ music that we loved. Loud. In your face. At 132 BMP!

""Shades Of Blue" opts for a more subdued and somber flavor that places a firm focus on atmosphere and absorbing textures, effectively combining the subtle and highly expressive qualities of more conventional instruments such as strings and piano with the heavy 80's aesthetic of the synth bass" Andre Avanessian - Radio Airplay

This was the result of years of verbal abuse at school. Having to carry a violin every week left me open to ridicule. This continued into my late teens where, just for being different, I was subjected to the same, if not worse, abuse. So it’s a song about that, and the resilience to keep going. And the goal of having the last laugh.