Album Notes

Zikzak have created a style of lush, sophisticated pop that, while dealing with darker themes of love and loss, is also infused with a buoyant sense of humor. Spotlighting Todd Stadtman's razor sharp songwriting, their 2000 debut album "See You There" combines Stadtman's velvet crooning with David Rubinstein's powerful guitar work and precise, hook-laden arrangements, creating an intelligent and moving collection which deserves many repeated listens.

Here's what some reviewers have said about zikzak and "See You There":

"This is great pop music: lush, weird, pretty and sad. Check it out." - Splendid E-zine

"(Todd Stadtman) is genius of timeless pop who deserves much more praise than he has recieved." - aB Magazine

"This is definitely a great pop group, well developed and unique." - Otoño Cheyenne

"One of the best pure pop albums I've heard in a long time." - 181.4 Degrees from the Norm!

"Stadtman croons post-modern, Prada-issue pop songs in a voice that recalls a young Bryan Ferry." - Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

"It's an infrequent joy to find a band of this stature lurking on the edges of obscurity." - Tidal Wave Magazine

"Dripping with melodrama and hooks, loud-soft-loud dynamic and smokin' guitar." - Tampa Weekly Planet/Jam

"The cool crooning sounds of Zikzak are on full display on the full-length See You There CD." - Shake It Up