"It’s the band’s best-yet marriage of artisanal melody and teenage blood, all frantic guitars and outsider angst." – Rawkblog

"A straightforward clear-as-day assault of crackling angular guitars and edgy mercurial vocals. … With lines like 'flesh fell from off the bone' sung on top of furiously picked guitar riffs and a crunch of rhythm, LA Font's music is far from pretty – but it's also pretty close to great." – Everybody Taste

"Writing great rock songs is a high achievement on its own, and LA Font succeeds." – We Listen For You

"Two kick ass jamz." – QRO Mag

"LA Font seems like a band that, through the power of time travel (thanks Doc Brown!), has been transplanted from that 'Golden Age of Indie Rock' to our present time. 'Sharks,' the A-side to their recently released single, is a straight-ahead head-nodder that might make you want to mosh in your bedroom." – TheGrandeBurrito

"Very catchy, pretty awesome." – The Downcast

"In an era scores of indie artists are making music so pretty it hurts, LA Font is managing to churn out tunes so hurtful they’re pretty. ... Blame it on the sharks. Or the tide. LA Font manages to embody the rock-'em-sock-'em indie of deities like Sonic Youth and Pavement and crackling wit of Cracker. Flame on." – Buzzbands LA

"Pretty smashing." – Sirens of Decay

"A no-frills rock band in every sense, with enough edge to shun the wispy shit that is so popular, but with enough vocal variety and unique songwriting skill to keep things 'cool' enough for the hipsters in the room. ... Some of the guitar soloing rips through the track like an angry neighbor with little patience." – Citizen Dick

"An alt-rock track with biting lyrics and driving, shredding guitar licks. … LA Font are well worth checking out." – Inyourspeakers

"This new LA Font 7" kills!" – KCRW DJ Chuck P.