"If previous records have seen Born Ruffians rocketing from A to B in a whirl of pop hooks, catchy earworms, and on-the-money melodies, Squeeze finds them take the long and winding road to that same destination. That’s not to say that this record is ponderous or overindulgent – no, Born Ruffians still nail the pop moments, and elicit moments of moreish, hedonistic joy – it’s just that this time they’re not afraid to take the less obvious route." "Squeeze finds Born Ruffians dipping a cautious toe into new waters, without really fully taking the plunge. The fresh textures and approaches that dot the record make for a welcome change in tact, and definitely warrant the release of their second album this year. It has to be said, however, that their strength still remains in their exuberant pop sensibilities. Save for the wonderful duet with Georgas, it’s the toothsome pop of 30th Century War and Rainbow Superfriends that will stick with you the longest." - Chris Hatch
