Go to School

Pitchfork 7.0/10 Recorded in their parents’ basement, the second album by Long Island brothers Michael and Brian D’Addario is a musical about a monkey that features Todd Rundgren as the primate’s father.

A.V. Club B Ariana Grande illustrates once again that she is an unparalleled pop chameleon on Sweetener, while KIN splits the difference between late-period Mogwai and the band’s previous film work, and Midori Takada & Lafawndah pair up for the tightly conceived and elegantly performed Le Renard Bleu. Plus Interpol, The Lemon…

The Line of Best Fit 9/10 A wild, brilliant record that impresses with the sheer conviction of its songwriting

NME 3/5 The D'Addario brothers just about make the grade on this frustrating, but endearing rock musical 'Go To School'

Evening Standard 3/5 Interpol - Marauder

The Skinny 4/5 Go To School is musically outstanding; sincere and ridiculously entertaining, providing everything that modern-day rock has to offer.

Under The Radar 7.0/10 They say that each generation's cycle is shorter than the last. It was once thought unbearably precocious that a 24-year-old Pete Townshend would compose and release a rock opera, but here we are at the release of the second Lemon Twigs album and the brot

Clash 8/10 One mention of the phrase ‘rock musical’ and what might spring to mind is ‘Tommy’ and ‘Jesus Christ Superstar’ —

Loud and Quiet 5/10 Get ready for The Lemon Twigs' second album - a high school musical about a chimpanzee called Shane featuring Todd Rundgren - it's not OTT at all!

Pop Matters 8/10 Just have a quick look at the calendar for me, please… can you confirm that it's 2018, not 1974?Almost everything about the Lemon Twigs latest album Go...

The Guardian 3/5 Idiosyncratic hipster brothers deliver a theatrical concept album