RECENT PRESS…

• “The band’s sound is raw, definitely bluesy and reminiscent of some of the best acts of the ’50s and ’60s—like if John Lee Hooker and the Stooges had a well-behaved love child”  Time Out LA
• “The Record Company have found a way to create a modern take on timeless blues rock.”  MSN.com
• “Making bluesy music in L.A. that would sound more at home in a sweaty, backwoods Mississippi juke joint.”  L.A. Weekly
• “A collection of subtle, funky and well played blues music that hearkens the musical spirits of Morphine and John Lee Hooker.” The Key / WXPN
• “Anchored by Vos’ true-blues wail, the Record Company’s take on the timeless genre is unvarnished and affecting.” Buzzbands LA
• “A sound that is classic and soulful…we’re positive you’ll become an instant fan.”  Lucky Brand Jeans
• “I’m just going to say that I absolutely love this band.” Blah Blah Blah Science
• “I’ve just found these three guys out of LA and they have already stolen my heart.” Listen Before You Buy
• “It’s familiar in all the right ways. The Record Company has something that will soothe even the most tortured soul. Testify.” Tympanogram
• “Simply put, The Record Company’s first single is making me beg for more.” Life After Nirvana
• “I’ve had the pleasure of listening to several of their other stuff (to be released at a later date) and I have to say, “Don’t Let Me Get Lonely” is the tip of the iceberg.” Middle Class White Noise
• “When you press play, you’ll get it.  The old timey sounding twang is bad ass.” Mayor Marwan
• “I don’t want you to wait any longer, I loved every track… Just Listen.” Kick Kick Snare
• “I have found myself enjoying these on repeat… Highly recommended…” Harmon Drive
• “The kind of short, smokey, ramshackle blues rock that’s just too infectious to ignore.” Songs For The Day
• “The Record Company are really smashing the nail of back-porch raucous blues on the head.” Sound On The Sound
• “I have to say that I am a fan.  These guys have soul and I’m sure they have a promising future.” Fake Plastic Tunes