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“The Restless Few’s ability to navigate between modern influences and more traditional lyrical expression is fantastic”
"The Restless Few have performed a powerful hymn with a modern approach to alternative and indie rock, and with an earthshaking chorus."
“Give “The Restless Few” a spin: It’s exactly what rock music should feel like when it’s stripped of all the bullshit"
As a debut statement, this is an impressive introduction: ambitious, emotionally charged and unafraid to embrace the beautifully messy process of finding your own place in the world.
“The Restless Few” feels like an introduction to a band that has waited a very long time to introduce itself. It is direct, ambitious, and easy to connect with if you have ever felt a little out of place."
“It’s big and bold and beautiful, a rock-and-roll call to arms as likely to cause a front-of-the-crowd mosh pit as it is to spark an actual rebellion,"
“The Restless Few” turns the group’s identity into a manifesto for those who move forward without fully conforming to others’ expectations.”
“Born astray” is a strong showcase of what this band can do, and it leaves you curious as to where they will take this sound next"
'Shalemoor' is a patient, story-driven change of pace from The Restless Few, and a good sign of the range this long-running friendship still has left to explore."
'Born astray'..brings us euphoria in a rhythm that grows like a hurricane and becomes unstoppable"
"A duo of voices...that bring with them intimacy and delicacy in a very captivating way."
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