Genre Music Is The Enemy
Rumble has been reviewed in the demo round-up in the new issue (number 
of Blank Stares and Cricket Claps fanzine, which you can download as a PDF from their site. The demo reviews are supposedly by has-been DJ Paul Gambaccini and Big Tuna’s resident psychopath Bobby Peru, who don’t appear to like us! We can still get some good selective quotes out of it though.
The new issue of Beat Motel fanzine includes a really good review of Rumble by Andrew Culture. Thanks Lawsie! You can order your own copy of the zine from their website using paypal. It only costs £2 including postage and is well worth it for 80 pages of entertaining and informative content.
Rumble has had another review. That makes it 14 in total. This one is at Heathen Angel. It’s a bit ambivalent, but not entirely hostile and it’s similar to criticisms we’ve had from other people. We still managed to score 5/10!
Subba Cultcha have reviewed Rumble. Read it here. Reasonably positive. I’m not sure what made them think the daft phone intros were meant to be sinister, but I think the comparison with The Who Sell Out is fairly accurate.
Rumble has been given a very good review in the latest issue of Vanity Project fanzine.
I sent Rumble to Norfolk punk zine Collective and this was the result:
Rumble has now been reviewed by I Shot the Deputy, Sounds XP and lostmusic.
Rumble has had a very good review from Joey Sandinista at Damn Pest webzine, which we’re very pleased with.
Rumble has just been reviewed by Paper Jam and they liked it. Interesting that they liked Godfrey’s Grave and Beautiful Hypothesis, which some other reviewers hated! Also quite ironic that getting “big ups” from our “celebrity” friends (an idea stolen from Jurassic 5!) has fallen flat as no-one seems to have any idea who Luke Smith is.