Towards Light - Album Reviews:

>NME - Nov 07
>Music News - Nov 07
>White Noise Revisited - Nov 07
>CD Times - Nov 07
>Fake DIY - Nov 07
>Big Issue - Oct 07

Features / Interviews:

>BBC Online Feature - Oct 07
>Alternative Ulster - May 06
>Manchester Evening News - 20th May 06
>Made in Mcr, City Life - Sep 05
>BBC Online Feature - Sep 05

Live Reviews:

>Roadhouse, Manchester - 28/02/08
>Roadhouse, Manchester - 28/02/08
>Save Yourself, Manchester - 17/11/06
>Longcut Show, Manchester - 25/05/06
>Acoustik Anarchy, Manchester - 24/03/06
>Save Yourself, Manchester - 13/01/06
>Tiger Lounge, Manchester - 15/11/05
>In the City @ Save Yourself, Manchester - 30/09/05

Cease to Exist / Disabuse - Single Reviews:

>Manchester Music - Dec 06
>NoM - Dec 06
>Losing Today - Dec 06
>CD Times - Dec 06
>Piccadilly Records - Dec 06

EP 2 Demo Reviews:

>Don't Worry About The Government - May 06

No Kicks Demo Reviews:

>Drowned in Sound -Dec 05
>Manchester Music - Dec 05
>The Fly - Oct 05
>High Voltage - Sep 05

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"The Nightjars are one of the most under-rated bands on the Manchester scene; they should really be loved by the masses, but the people that are familiar with them hold them close to their hearts and love them with all their might."
Across The Pennines, www.myspace.com/acrossthepennines

'Highly rated in Manchester's musical community, The Nightjars are a proud group of individuals, who take their art seriously, distinctly separate from scenes and overnight fads'
Alistair Beech, High Voltage

“Genius …. inspired by the likes of The Fall, Sonic Youth, The Buzzcocks and Can, The Nightjars are an old-school rock band in the best possible sense of the word, full of steely
self-possession, dark eccentricity and a fierce, militant approach - and in vocalist Ollie, Manchester has finally found a musical figurehead who doesn't subscribe to stereotype and hide his intelligence behind bluster and platitudes”
Dave Sue, Manchester Evening News

'The Nightjars are the kind of band who sneak up on the radar, release their payload and then disappear as we all sit in the resulting mushroom cloud of tunes, with "what the ..?" buzzing round our cerebellum'
Jon Ashley, manchestermusic.co.uk

“While many people decide to bury their heads in retrospective sand, The Nightjars continue to shape their own future. Together with The Longcut and Polytechnic, this is the real future of guitar pop and we have nothing to fear.”
David Himelfield, manchestermusic.co.uk

“…The Nightjars are THAT good. The way in which they combine glittering guitar and syncopated rhythm suggests an agenda that reaches further than some el cheapo descending chord sequence riffola…. The Nightjars sound hugely ambitious and capable. Do yourself a favour, and look up this sensational band. They sound like they've come for us.”
Gary Kaill, CD Times.

“The Nightjars come from Manchester, but instead of following in the city's tradition of writing stadium anthems for "the lads", they are more at home making the kind of brooding, disparaging salvos of distress more freely associated with a younger Radiohead.”
Dom Gourlay, drownedinsound.com

“These songs are genuinely original and could lead you to sit up all night talking about forming a band, smoking till bleary eyed dawn breaks and you find yourself hemmed in with records strewn all around you and the bottles empty. Yeah, they’re good… Coming to the end of their set that night, I realise that I haven’t heard a band sound so ‘live’ since I first saw The Longcut years before.”
Alun McKeever, Alternative Ulster Magazine