The reviews of "Aeroplane" by Changing Modes
MK Music
by Emma AKA DJ GrrrL
The amazingly layered tunes married with the superb harmonious vocals...(full
review)
ProgNaut
by Ron Fuchs
All the songs of Aeroplane has a fun and quirky even memorable feel to
each of them. (full
review)
Music Street Journal
by Gary Hill
..sheer weirdness of throwing off-kilter timings and strange progressions
into something that seems to want to be accessible pop... share a lot
of sound with some of the progressive rock greats. (full
review)
Here and There E-zine
...CM is pretty damn fun! (full
review)
Northeast-in-Tune
by Julie Reposa
This band defies being lumped into a neatly compartmentalized genre...Changing
Modes have great promise.
indie-music.com
... an ambitious work, straying across genres.
The Fevered Brain of Radio Mike
...Their latest, “Aeroplane,” is just more Great stuff like
their last Album. And with Wendy (Griffiths)’s organ permeating
through almost Every tune, it just make all of this that Much more delicious.
Progressive Power Pop. We love it.
Press-clipping: New York Press on the CD release show at the Knitting
Factory, May 18th 2005
...This
experimental rock band of experimental rock bands...
The reviews of "A Perfect Day" by Changing Modes
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The Sentimentalist Magazine
Harmonic girlie vocals cavort with a sound ranging from boppin’ hillbilly
ditties to nearly ethereal ballads. Changing Modes plays category hopscotch.
Fizzy and fun, you’ll be tapping your foot in no time.
Erik Beyer of onlinRock
Great sound and great lyrics. Ton o'fun! Danceable music like B-52's
with very creative words... (full
review)
WomanRock
A great addition to the infamous Anti-Folk scene in NY.
The review of Changing Modes' shows
Edie of Dig This Real Magazine
This band infuses tons of genres but has mastered punk, experimental and
pop.
Mark Greenfest, New York music critic
The climax of the program switches
gear to Rock. Changing Modes ... performed their song collections, energetic
... amazing, great fun (I love the lyrics)