"What an infectious little concoction this is... this
beguiling slice of gently psychedelic sweetness
... it’s a doozie." - So is the Sea EP song review “Alright”
Ben Rayner (The Toronto Star)
“Kendall's output is miles away from punk, but it
does come through like a blast from the past. Her
sunshiny Beach Boys pop is cuter than any
school's head cheerleader. With 1977, the music
comes in churning waves (which, these days, are
sounding more psychedelic than they have in the
past). The songs from their upcoming sophomore
record tended to be more memorable than the
older material. It's a good bet the next album will
top her Juno-nominated debut LP.” - CMW 2011
Scott Bryson (CHARTattack)
"Contrary to her moniker, Toronto musician Julie
Kendall (ex-Bellevue) is not heralding a punk
rock revolution - unless you can make one with a
Casio keyboard. 1977 trades in bittersweet love
songs set to poppy, dreamy melodies. Perhaps
Kendall’s emotional honesty is her version of the
middle finger." Nineteen Seventy-Seven LP review
Chandler Levack (Eye Weekly)
Press for So is the Sea EP
So Is The Sea review - NOW Magazine NNNN
1977 Slowly Steps into the Spotlight - The Toronto Star
So Is The Sea review - !earshot
So Is The Sea review - Telescope Media
Learning to Let Go - Telescope Media interviews Julie
Album review - Mizrebel Records
I Like This - 1977 - Alan Cross
The Soraing Sadness of 1977 - Edmonton Journal
1977 Sunshine -QRO Magazine
Mississauga News interviews Julie
The Grid
Greyowl Point
Hearing Gold
Toronto.com
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