Voxtrot's sunny Britpop indie is still deliciously digestible and will surely satisfy their fans' grasping hands…for now.  Full text...

A strong self-titled release, with eleven snapping, crackling and popping songs that may soon earn them comparisons to their neighbors - Austin's elder indie statesmen, the perennially great Spoon.   Full text...

Sonically Voxtrot is still part and parcel of the group's previous work. "Kid Gloves" is a worthy successor to the brisk rhythms and up-and-down melodies/feelings explored in the 2006 singles "Mothers, Sisters, Daughters, and Wives" and "Trouble." Lush strings set up a wonderful counterpoint in "Introduction" and "Ghost," much like the subtle arrangements in the Mothers, Sisters, Daughters, and Wives EP's "Soft and Warm."  Full text...

Voxtrot is a thoughtful, well-crafted pop record that doesn't live up to expectations and anticipation.  Full text...

After an extended period of great anticipation, Voxtrot's debut delivers on the promise of their earlier material, with only the occasional misstep holding it back from being that truly essential long player we know they've got in them somewhere. Until then, take solace in knowing that Voxtrot still has half an album's worth of fantastic, potential singles, all which only grow more endearing with time.   Full text...