From Stomp and Stammer June 2002 Issue For a band working in a basic psychedelic pop format, Atlanta's Silent Kids sure manage to invest a pipeload of inventive vision into their music. They've been operating under the radar for far too long, but their excellent new full-length disc Tomorrow Waits (following an EP of several years back) should help pull them out of the bog. Possible influnences would include mid-period Beatles, Be Bop Deluxe, early Eno, and all that British art rock, even the paisley underground LA stuff, but who cares? This is incredibly well-crafted, melodic and memorable rock 'n' roll that goes great with a cheap beer or a bag of shrooms, whatever floats yer jalopy. Elements cease and other begin before you have a chance to exhale, the guitars sear your cranium like a laser beam, sound effects from the old Lost In Space TV Program boing around all over the place...If they were cool enough, they'd be recruited by Elephant 6 years ago. But then they'd suck by now.