THE PRESS ON 'THE ROAD AHEAD'

Blues Town Music NL - Tom Wouters: “On The Road Ahead, The Soul Survivors manage to maintain their live sound, which undoubtedly ensures an exciting evening of soul music everywhere. Just listening to the album made the flower pots on my windowsill dance.”

Soulandjazzandfunk UK - Bill Buckley : (…) it’s a spirited 10 tracker that betrays the band’s love of real soul’s golden age. The LP is topped and tailed by two big, beefy, brassy cuts. The opener ‘Here We Go Again’ and the closer ‘Love’ are both driven by a classic Northern soul tempo – quite frantic. The album’s other cuts are a little less wild  and indeed that helps bring variety and interest, though, throughout, the brash, brass section plays a big part.

Echoes Magazine UK - Chris Wells: “Guitarist Max de Kok and bassman Dimitri Gelens certainly have the knack and whoever’s playing the Rhodes knows what he’s doing too, as you’ll hear on the grooving title song.”

Bluesmagazine NL – Jan Wolf: “Het is een eerste album waar menig artiest enkel van zal kunnen dromen en van een niveau dat menigeen nooit zal bereiken.”

Keys and Chords BE - Philip Verhaege: “The opener ‘Here We Go Again’ and the closer ‘Love’ are driven by that classic Northern soul tempo. Everything in between is heavenly and beautiful soul.” 

LA on Lock USA - Travis Erwin (on You're The One): “A Blues infused Retro Soul track probably isn’t what you are expecting to hear coming out of the Netherlands. Though that is exactly what Soul Survivors gives us.”

Neuen Westfälischen Zeitung DE - Edwin Rekate (review of concert Farmhouse Harsewinkel: “Die Sieben Amsterdamer Ausnahme-Musiker, die am wochenende beim Open-Air-Konzert am Farmhouse-Jazzclub das Auditorium locker zum Ausflippen bringen.”