The Julius Work Calendar

An Introduction to Rhubarb

"..glorious, like rain in a desert…a subtle record with the atmosphere of a storm… chaotic and brooding with flashes of incredible brilliance and loud bangs. The songs buffet the listener from one emotion to another, and it is all in the music, which creates a magical experience. A listener should be touched whilst in its presence, even if one is unsure of why. “
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ClickMusic

“…a very impressive feat…one of the best and most varied albums I have heard all year.”
*****
Is This Music

… a fine collection of psych-tinged songs that have plenty of character of their own. … plenty of atmosphere and variety… tugging the heartstrings.”
Terrascope Online

“How can he have passed us all by for so many years? We say it again – spread the word about this singular artist!”
Woven Wheat Whispers

"..this song Perfect Parallel has more soul than i have heard in a long time...its a sad day that this artist remains undiscovered."
Slice the Pie

“..the popular music press must have missed out on this musical treasure … there is the beauty of fragility broken in these songs…. a distinctive talent who should have broken through to wider acclaim.”
Woven Wheat Whispers

"..soft melodies and pithy, world weary lyrics contrasting brilliantly ... the songs sparkle with electricity... recommended as the perfect doorway into a weird and wonderful universe you may recognise as your own. "
Terrascope Online

"..a cut above many self-made rock stars… moments of moving lyrical poetry… a surprising strength of vision."
Is This Music

"..a fantastic prospect ... beautifully layered guitar playing and voice ."
Fact Magazine

"... It's odd but draws you in, especially beats driven tracks like Red Sky, Forest Fear (Live) and Solid Ground which sound like The Wall-era Pink Floyd in their hypnotic qualities. "
Daily Record

"... a wonderful, eccentric and heavenly melody maker ...a breath of fresh air with a twist of leftfield beauty.."
Matchbox Records