Dead icons by Firefriend

"Titled Dead Icons, it was written by a band that create fascinating psychedelia with a vastness of perfectly placed parts in wickedly cool songs. That band is Firefriend and are sure to please fans of trippy, genre-bending, reverb-drenched, fuzzed out, aurally tantalizing musical splendor."
— Maxwell Seeman, THE SLEEPING SHAMAN

"There is certainly a lot of love for them in the UK and this release is going to do nothing but bolster that enthusiasm as these ten songs over forty-five minutes are some of their darkest, strongest and most memorable to date."
— Adam, Isolation Records

"The band have long had a combustible way of making their point heard, and Dead Icons pours petrol on the embers of their back-catalogue while conflating many of the best guitar records in history with reverential glee. Sit back and watch them burn."
— Gannon, SIC Magazine

"Dead Icons continues their psychedelic assault on the senses like a midnight raid on a pantry full of fuzz boxes, swarming electronics and room-swirling vibrations."
— Jeff Penczak, It’s Psychedelic Baby Magazine

"Another classic Firefriend LP. They don’t mess around with mediocre. You can be sure this one will be near the top of many end of year lists"
— J.Wasko, The Ominous Drone

"The songs are shimmering reflections of sound refracted in the icy canyons of dark imagination."
— The Psych Rock, SF CA

"Everything has gelled. Sao Paulo’s primary purveyors of psych perfection have dropped a new album upon us without warning and it’s the trio’s best yet"
— Ian Smith, UK

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