Sharp Practise are a classic rock band but not an over the top screaming yelling rock n' roll monster, this is the sound of a band who like to keep things quiet and wouldn't say no to an acoustic set, but not tonight: tonight they wanna rock. And rock they do. The Dukester The songs are very melodic, with strong catchy choruses and impressive vocal work as well as some high quality guitar work, so all together this is a highly recommended. One of the best songs is definitely the catchy uptempo melodic rocker “Choice Not Freedom” which should be an instant hit here in Europe! No fillers included - a great original classic rock record. Strutter Magazine, Holland Sharp Practise bring ten songs that are both catchy, but also have depth…somewhat of a rarity in today's world. Therefore, 7.5 of 10 Rock Times watches honestly earned. Rocktimes, Germany Do you believe that there aren't any more bands from England that play the classic rock that we all love? Then you surely haven't listened to the latest album from Sharp Practise… you will experience a modern band playing classic rock tunes with a fresh air. Their compositions are well worked, with some really interesting ideas and the band has imbued their record with a pure rock 'n’roll feeling. Antonis Maglaras, Beyond The Veil I very much enjoyed the album - fantastic music indeed! Without cdbaby people like me could hardly discover great bands like yours! Rainer Knietzsch, Germany Sharp Practise prove themselves to be adept at loud'n'hooky rockers, brash and moving anthems and plaintive guitar pop, like on "No Thanks" - which with its acerbic lyrical stabs (e.g. "I've been in tighter spots than this/ falling out with you is a lifetime study") - is the kind of thing Neil Finn has made his trademark over the years. Whisperinandhollerin’ Radiocity is a kind of hit collection, all tracks could be singles, and they could be radio and TV hits as well. Kronosmortus, Hungary "No Thanks" and "How Katie Feels" are the most obvious hits from the record, as both carry catchy enough choruses to grab a spot at the radio airwaves especially here in Denmark - this is exactly the type of music P3 plays all the time. Rockfreaks, Denmark ‘No Thanks’ and ‘Bed Of Rhythm’ are two rock gems in which the addition of female backing vocals elevate the choruses to epic proportions… Where this album undeniably does well is serving up big poppy choruses that have already invaded radio playlists the world over Herts & Essex music review This kind of music will go far on the radio/charts, no doubt... clean hooks, well-played & full of great energy... This one gets a HIGHLY RECOMMENDED Improvijazzination Nation Radiocity is their ten-track epic of travel on various levels. Sharp Practise's lyrics are filled with imagery and their production is crisp and clean. Sharp Practise's music is focused and the band is well rehearsed to take the UK and the world by storm! Laura Turner, Kweevak.com Special mention must go to album closer “How Do You Take It” which manages to successfully marry both styles and end the album on a beautiful note. If you like melodic soft rock then this will be an album you shouldn’t ignore. Rock Something Sharp Practise stand for an interesting mixture of all rock styles, no matter if classic rock, blues or folk. And they stand especially for one thing: insanely catchy melodies! Radiocity is an album with soul and feelings. From the first time onwards, you can sing along to tracks like Morgan`s Creek, Bridge across the Harbour or No Thanks. This is actually a perfect album for dreaming! Stalker magazine There are also a number of qualities in this group, foremost of which is a certain personality and a sense of responsibility. It leads its career with flair and good sense… we have a genuine global group. Francois Becquart, musicinbelgium.net One three-quarter hour of good, solid and affecting rock music. Recommendable! Kara, Heavyhardes, Germany Saw Sharp Practise on their recent tour and was very impressed. Great album that doesn't let you stand still. Ian Hollis Sharp Practise are a cool and inspiring outfit. They are doing the whole rock thing just as they see and feel it. These guys aren't just following trends, they're setting their varied stall out and saying 'hey, we're Sharp Practise, come inside, sit down, relax and enjoy what we do'. Well, I'm really enjoying 'Radiocity'. Toxic Pete – rhythm ‘n’ booze rating 9