Let's Don't

• RVA Shows You Must See This Week - Let's Don't Album Release
• Radio Play WRIR (97.3) - "One to One" on July 16, 2022
• Review From Ziklibrenbib
  “...great opportunities to wear a broad smile, hair in the wind and sunglasses at the end of your nose.”

Private Prophet

• Review From Small Albums
• Premiere/Review from The Vinyl District – “Effortlessly melodic”
• Review from Escafandrista (ESP)
• With Wickedd Childd
• With Left Bank Magazine
• With Chapter89 Mag

MONiKER LP

• Clash Music
  “Moniker have a refreshingly broad sound…the band veer from disco abandon to crunching southern rock, recalling everyone from Orange Juice to White Denim to Kate Bush.”
• ​Stereo Embers Magazine:
  “Moniker are in possession of a precocious mastery of form….Proves anew what a great moment this is to be alive to new music.”
• 10/10 from Unsigned & Independent Magazine (pg 50)
• Review from God Is In The TV Zine
  ‍...a dreamily infectious number that defies expectations.”
• Review from  Louder Than War
  "…this is pop perfection, but with a big New York city influence that threatens to burst out in a Hulk esque fashion.”
• With Video Premiere on Subdivider
  

"Tidal Wave"

• Premiere on Under The Radar
  “A righteously defiant staking out of personal ground that evokes the muted rebelliousness and playfulness of Britpop.”
• Review from Small Albums
  “A handful of sparklers slowly burning purple fire.”
• Belwood //   Nicorola //   Imperfect Fifth  // A Journal of Musical Things
• With Wickedd Childd
• With Left Bank Magazine
• With Chapter89 Mag

"Kicking and Screaming"

• Premiere on The Line of Best Fit
  “Leonard Cohen and Lou Reed make up the musical family tree which branches off to Moniker.”
• Cereal + Sounds
• Review from Aupium
  “Subtly dark and wildly reflective, “Kicking and Screaming” is a guitar-powered shoegazey piece that channel a rare hybrid buzz of dooming madness and it-is-what-is attitude”

Goodbye Wasteland

• Premiere on What Youth
• Feature on Anna’s Ghost
• Where the Music Meets
  “Sounds like if The National and Courtney Barnett had a child….a hugely fulfilling listening experience”