Compared to Maritime's ragged debut, Glass Floor, the new record is a fountain of confidence, forgoing its predecessor's fussy arrangements for simple structures and big hooks.  Full text...

Every song on We, The Vehicles is a gem, all complimenting the other. It would be nothing less than a mistake not to add this to any indie rock fan’s collection, and could be in contention as one of the best albums of 2006.  Full text...

We, The Vehicles is a fine collection of songs by a band running on all cylinders - at least on record.  Full text...

Pretty much every song on this record is perfect, except "Twins," whose chorus is sort of silly and annoying and has you hating the word "twins" by the end of it.  Full text...

This is still post-emo indie-pop, and some listeners have no patience with the genre no matter how well-turned. But for what it's worth, We, the Vehicles is post-emo indie-pop at its finest.  Full text...

This time around, they've done much to escape the past, and the results are rather glowing.   Full text...

We, The Vehicles is leaps and bounds more lovable than Maritime's debut and warrants every chance it asks for.   Full text...

It's something new, where Von Bohlen, Axelson and Didier can finally take a break from saving rock'n'roll and/or inspiring another generation of collegiate angst.  Full text...