Album Notes

"A weld of acoustic charm with sprigs of brass and electric, we're dealing with the perfect vehicle for great songwriting" - Honk Magazine UK

"Slowly turning into the Cymru Coldplay" - Buzz Magazine

"Working a timeless pop tradition their sharp, original songs provided a full evening's thrills." - Washington Post - Live review

"If the Stone Roses were 'the resurrection' of vital British guitar pop, The Scooters prove on their second LP that they're at least worthy of incarnate status." - CMJ Magazine, USA

"...with this album The Scooters demand to be heard and hopefully will be, because they deserve it" - The Daily Texan, Austin, USA

"The Scooters are just pure pop -- plain and simple, elegant and catchy. And sometimes that's just enough" - Austin Chronicle, TX, USA

"...gorgeous, graceful songwriting. the album stretches out and soars with shimmering three-part harmonies and hook-driven Power Pop. they are currently bearing the cultural torch in search of the perfect song" - Cincinnati City Beat, USA

"A shimmering, gorgeous, harmony-laden affair, it's packed with big hooks; lush, intricate production, and a self-awareness that keeps it from becoming self-indulgent. Great stuff, this!" - The Buffalo News, USA

"The sound is timeless. These guys could be huge. They already sound that way." - SLAMM, San Diego Music Magazine

"There's a refreshing lack of self-conscious cleverness all throughout I Can See Your House from Here, as though The Scooters ignored the idea of showing off their cunning songwriting skills and just wrote good songs" - Seattle Tablet, USA

"The album features a number of new sonic twists for the boys-- everything from Travis-esque string arrangements to Spiritualized fuzz-bass freak-outs. See them now because you can."- Pitchfork Music Magazine, USA