"With Life Embarrasses Me On Planet Earth, Seventeen Evergreen bring an intriguing new slant to Eno's notion of "nostalgia for the future" “The album's other-worldliness recalls Midlake's Trials of Van Occupanther, only with the time-machine set for the future rather than the past."

- 4/5 stars The Independent UK

"Seventeen Evergreen bridge Pavement and AIR via Flaming Lips and Grandaddy to Sculpt pulsating sonic organisims that touchdown on genius. Abject brilliance."

-Total Spec UK


"Lunar One, the pastoral title track of their forthcoming EP, could be Radiohead's "High And Dry" for the new millennium."

-4/5 stars The Independent UK

"It’s great. I particularly draw your attention to the genius of opener Music is the wine, worthey of Lee Hazlewood and Leonard Cohen. The rest is dreamy, quirky, croaky-voices, mildly smacked-out arty slacker rock somewhere between Grandaddy and Pavement."

-Sunday Telegraph UK


"Mixing rock and electronics, they mine the same louche, spectral box of ballads as Air, early 1970s Pink Floyd ( Haven’t Been Yourself could have come straight from the latter’s Live at Pompeii) and Sparklehorse, but with a definitive West Coast twist that suggests hallucinogens ingested under desert skies."

-The Times UK

Band Members

Caleb Pate, Nephi Evans

Website

www.seventeenevergreen.com