Finelines (album)

MUSIC WEEK: "an essential purchase for new and old fans alike...sure to be remembered as a classic in years to come."

KERRANG!: "the original was an album that neared classic status.... The remix simply pulls into focus the band's ability to scrape the stars while never losing sight of The Rock... [Between The Lines contains] tracks too fine to languish in B-side oblivion... 4.5/5"

BBC: "Finelines proved to be an excellent and assured debut, packed with epic middle-eights…. Ambitious and dynamic rich melodic sound… a demonstration of the band's total confidence and in particular Wardner's growing strength as a songwriter. 4/5"

ROCKSOUND: "a harder and largely improved version [of Finelines] 4.5/5"

The Fly: "everything on this 32 track extravanganza is, quite frankly, splendid. 'Finelines' itself sounds even better than it used to, which is a testament to My Vitriol's enduring appeal."

XFM online: "As an album, 'Finelines' is pretty damn amazing. As a debut it really is something special."

NME: "a band whose sonic sights, on the evidence of this and efforts past and future, lie in the stained-glass majesty of the experimental cathedral rather than the dilapidated barn that houses today's ambition-shy rock fiddlers." "My Vitriol are capable of reaching places only Nirvana, the Manics and Radiohead have reached before. Big words we know, but at their best they attain a cinematic, tremolo-bending enormity that catches you right there. "