"Power pop at its finest…a masterpiece." — Fanscape.com

"Clever lyrics over catchy melodies…what might have happened if Elvis Costello joined the Beach Boys." — John Parker / Just Good Music.net

"One of the more accomplished and inventive power pop debuts of late…One of the top 10 albums of 2006."  — Absolute Power Pop.com

"Whoa. Those are some melodic harmonizing vocals you’ve got there Mr. Brown. Seriously catchy right off the bat, Now That You’re Fed is the type of album that surprises as much as Mike Tyson or Michael Jackson (figuratively speaking of course!)…timeless hooks and truly brilliant guitar pop riffs…The fabric of pop music won’t be the same."  — J-Sin / Smother Magazine

"His lyrics sparkle with wit and invention."  — Jonathan Leonard / Leonard’s Lair

"A perfect sweet powerpop pie with the right ingredients…great harmony vocals and sweet arrangements. Imagine a mix between Jellyfish, Evan & Jaron, XTC, The Lightning Seeds and The Polyphonic Spree…"  — Par Winberg / Melodic.net

"Perfect pop."  — Brian Ibbott / Coverville

"…the best Beach Boys style harmonizing this reviewer has heard in some time. Brown’s voice is excellent throughout in fact, displaying a kind of purity rare in modern pop music…If you’re a fan of McCartney, The Posies and Big Star in particular then this album is well worth tracking down."  — Bill Cummings / GIITTV

"Great acoustic guitar playing, nice piano figures and to-die-for harmonies…Imagine a square with Paul Simon's songwriting at one corner, the Beach Boys' harmonies at another, XTC's off-kilter lyrics at another and finishing off with The Beatles' sheer musicality…I loved it!"  — Alan Jones / GRTR

"… wonderful vocals…amazing harmonies…lushness of production…the perfect pop album."  — Indie Launchpad

"A fresh new vibe… seamless harmonies and witty lyrics that just seem to roll off the tongue… a good listen start to finish."  — Catherine L. Tully / Indie-Music.com

"An aural box of delights that deserves to be adorning CD shelves nationwide…Now That You’re Fed sets the bar high and then hurdles way over it from start to finish… utterly poptastic!"  — Geraint Jones / Pennyblackmusic.com (UK)