"Rock "n" roll precedent poses a challenge to bands like Ocelot. Although the imaginative Atlanta quartet makes clever use of two electric guitars, they"re odd men out as far as pop formulas go. You see, Ocelot are about as vocal as their spotted wildcat namesake.....What Ocelot did make room for is a small but satisfying repertoire of interlocking, mid-tempo vamps and geometric, counterpointed melodies that will speak volumes to any post-indie rock aficionado. Though variously inspired by the likes of Slint, Tortoise, Sunny Day Real Estate, Don Caballero and Shellac, Ocelot"s unusually precise, complexly layered rock distillations articulate distinctive patterns that result from the band members" peculiar backgrounds." - Thomas Peake (stomp and stammer)