“...much of the overall mood feels half-buried, the gleaming peaks that those swooning vocals richly provide shrouded in foggy instrumentation, diluting the otherwise woozy nature of the songs and bringing an altogether more hardened intensity to each and every second of this wonderful, dramatic release.”

“Each of the five songs that comprise Please, the band’s latest EP, are tinged with some of the characterizing qualities of epics, from the seemingly limitless scope to the penchant to sound as if their music is hopelessly reaching skyward, grasping at impossible boundaries.”

“The band’s latest release, the Please EP, was released in April via Father/Daughter and features five cuts of fuzzy, emotionally wrought dreampop.”

“...the five track release is a dazzling portrait of relationships, love and sexuality. With its gauzy sheen of surf-rock meets shoegaze, Please is a romantic and seemingly limitless dreamland.”

“Their music harkens back to when SF had a thriving garage scene, but taps into the elements of shoegaze that a lot of newer bands have been experimenting with - overloaded guitars and reverberating bends...If dreary ballads and reverb soaked guitar pop give you chills, Plush will satisfy all your needs.”

“The dark and heavy sound Plush could pass off as a member of Slumberland records, like Black Tambourine or even more obvious comparisons like to My Bloody Valentine, and Slowdive. Like the Vivian Girls before them, Plush borrows elements from 60’s girl groups like The Crystals. Underneath the layers of fuzz and reverb are simple infectious pop grooves.”