Allows the introvert to breathe a sigh of relief, safe in the knowledge that although we may all be lonely, we are not alone. By Annie Rew Shaw

A bold album; a record that is challenging both in its intention and portrayal. by Annie Rew Shaw

Peacock Affect’s music has the ability to instantly transport you to a melancholic, yet peaceful state of mind. By Annie Rew Shaw

Louis says the songs were written alongside his usual output for band The Bedlam Six and that for “every erratic foot-stomper” there was a “slightly malformed wordy afterbirth”. He’s being modest – Gentle Songs of Ceaseless Horror is it’s own creature. It may not be snarling, but it’s got one hell of a character. By Annie Rew Shaw

A beautiful concoction of whimsical, acoustic songs, haunting voices and arrangements that echo and reverberate long after the journey has ended. By Annie Rew Shaw

With their excellent musicianship and soulful songs, there is certainly more to come from this duo. By Annie Rew Shaw