'The KGB are complex, highly intelligent, inspired and fresh'. Oxfordbands.com
''Homefront EP' is a concise and inventive introduction to the KGB's startling sensual world. If you're a Kate Bush, Nick Drake or Richard Walters fan you'll love losing yourself inside'. Jack Jones Open View
"Beautiful, edgy and thoughtfully arranged songs told with originality, conviction and class."
Reg Meuross.
 | i magazine EP REVIEW FEB 2007Conveying emotion,sincerity and at times both highly interesting and unpredictable, the Kate Garrett Band show real musical potential. |
 | Homefront EP Open View, Nov 2005 'It's great to hear an ostensibly "acoustic" act work up something so strange and dangerous in order to take the listener somewhere new'. |
 | Live@ Truck , Acoustic Stage July 25th 2004 Kate Garrett, former Mystic, now fronts an unusual trio. Her vocal is smooth, sometimes reminiscent of Kate Bush, her guitar playing accomplished. |
 | DECODE magazine recommends: Bath/Bristol May 2005 The Kate Garrett Band: Homefront EP |
| OHM Magazine Live review Kate Garrett at the Turf Tavern 12/08/2004 |
 | Review of Beard Museum #1 Recent review of this Oxford compilation album featuring Kate Garrett |
 | Kate Garrett - Review of Vertigo from Westworld Magazine From rousing tracks Coming home and When is the man through to more heavy and heady numbers like Star, kate asserts her powerful and eclectic voice to create an album of personal yet transcendant themes. |
 | Kate Garrett - Vertigo Album Launch at The Wheatsheaf Upstairs at the Wheatsheaf is an eminently suitable place for local songstress Kate Garrett to launch her self-released grower of a debut album, ‘Vertigo’. Roomy but intimate, filled with friends and fans it becomes even cosier, and when the house party garrulousness is hushed a very personal setting to hear Kate’s lovely voice. |
 | Kate Garrett "Coming Home" (Wild South West Single) So there we were, compiling our top twenty Oxford songs of the decade, marvelling at Kate Garrett’s sensual vocals on The Mystics’ classic debut, ‘Dead’, and wondering what became of the lass. The very next day she’s up in the office proffering her own debut CD. Hmmm. Just thought we’d let you in on the crazy world we inhabit. The excitement never stops. |