"If Balaclava-wearing, impish, satire-wielding punk rock is your thing, then have a seat, stuff your face, then be scared, shocked, entertained and flummoxed with The Lovely Brothers. Part cabaret, part music hall, all punk rock."
- Brighton Zinefest

"Comedic and satirical lyricism combine with new wave baroque in a kind of punk cabaret revue, replete with bizarre costuming. It's all entertaining, tongue-in-cheek stuff."
- Source Magazine

"I enjoyed this offering from Shoreham’s great disgruntled. Musically it was strong - a collection of satirical numbers delivered in a cabaret style with tongue and cheek enjoying their usual intimacy."
- BBC

"I found one of the things that had been lost while I was glued to the tube engine exhaust from the bus of the planets: fun. The Lovely Brothers is formed of a doll, a maiden, a crooner rundown, a Lord of plastic which feeds sucking its own navel and two terrorists transsexual. Musically there is an English word that they define: mayhem. Nothing I've seen or heard before, but all at once."
- Una Buena Barba magazine

"I'm begging you to stop singing, it sounds terrible."
- Gail Porter