The Greensboro instro-rock act finds nontraditional ways to be catchy. Joyce’s pedal-driven guitar melodies are expressive and lyrical, with him often playing both phrases of a call-and-response. And Allen’s drumkit seems to have no boundaries, with him keeping synths and even a modified Atari 2600 within reach while he plays. Allen contributes as much as Joyce to the danceable, pop-educated instrumentalism that is The Bronzed Chorus. While it can be pretty jaw-dropping to watch his one-handed snare rolls, it’s essential to note that the eternal multi-tasker also plays rhythm, melody, and texture lines on the aging gadgets that surround him. -Corbie Hill/Independent Weekly

Reverb from two guitars glazes the band’s insistent, pulsing beat, while the singers’ vocals float on top like sea foam. The scene looks and sounds like a vintage late-80s/early-90s video, a 120 Minutes flashback of middle-era Cure or Slowdive projected across the time-divide. - John Schacht (Shuffle Magazine)