The Horrifying Truth reviews

It has been a long time coming for IAG to release their debut album and with their great lineup of songs previously released (City Limits, Neon Sunrise, Living the Crash, etc) they had a lot to live up to in terms of expectation.

They did however, NOT fail to deliver. A truly epic album; I don't think there is one song on their that I didn't particularly like. There is definitely some that are more ‘single’ material than others, but all up a solid album.

Note; ‘After the War’ is quite possibly one of my favourite songs of ALL time. Hats off to you IAG.

I just loved it something different but just amazing.

Recommend to anyone who likes SOAD, Incubus, Blindspot because its like mixing them all together.

My Review is simply.. AWESOME!!

Awesome NZ band full of great hits, highly recommend, also check out “midnight youth” if you're into your kiwi music

There's some seriously good tracks on this album.

Familiar yet distinctive sound.

Probably due to the expressive and dynamic vocals, blistering basslines, hard-hitting drums, and catchy guitar riffs…

So proud this is a kiwi band!

This is the sort of stuff that the NZ music scene is missing and it is a refreshing and rocking CD.

New Zealand-British based band I Am Giant has already made an impression on the NZ music scene. ‘The Horrifying Truth’ is an exceptional debut, with the band not limiting themselves in the generic circle that many bands fall into today. Kim from Dead Letter Circus also makes an impressive guest appearance on “Electric Throne”. I look forward to hearing more from I Am Giant in the future. Highly recommended.

Awesome album from a great upcoming band.

Awesome CD, simply love it. Just like their singles the rest of the content is good listening.

I've never really been able to get into the music us New Zealanders make. But this album opened up my ears, it's amazing. There is no harsh mix of sound – each instrument can be picked out and they are defined beautifully. Anyone that has had trouble listening to New Zealand music, I thoroughly recommend picking up a copy of this and also a copy of any Blindspott album.