"I'd be loath to categorize music this original. PJ Harvey springs to mind, but the style is 100% Jordans. Her vocals are astounding". The Mix (UK)

"File your copy next to iconclasts Eno, Bjork and Sinead". New Zealand Musician.

"..they may just be making the most important sound of 2002. An enchanting patchwork of ethereal harmony, unabashed gothic melody, and a cerebral songwriting swagger, 'The Ironman' is simply stunning. A thoroughly unique work of art from start to finish, a casual aural menace captivates Jordan Reyne's vocals that little bit further. Whether by hook or crook, you MUST own this album. RATING - 5 / 5". Channel 4 (UK)

"Husky and thoughtful female vocals ride over a wide-ranging alternative spectrum of sound, from rock and acoustic guitars, to mellow and haunting synths. That said, this sound is distinct, with Jordan's vocals being able to reach any scale, no matter what the music around her may be doing, making for a varied listening experience. This is what the scene needs  more bands willing to give something new a go, and Dr Kevorkian seem to be amongst those leading the way". Hard Wired (UK).

"The Ironman is a concept album, a study in science, technology and humanity. Stunning poetry... evocative and moving". Real Groove Magazine.

"Sculpting samples into dark & disquieting images - The closest thing we have to a local Trent Reznor". The NZ Listener.

"The most innovative, emotive and experimental music ever to come out of New Zealand". Salient Magazine (Victoria University)

"This album willl tear you apart - and it may be the best thing you buy all year". Rip It Up (NZ)