VINYL FORMAT. "Harlem uses aurally pleasing harmony (think Pixies)...over their finger-bleeding riffs and punch-you-in-the-nose drums. What I really love about them is their cassette-tape sound and their feel. It's a hard thing to describe but sometimes you can just tell, even on a recording, that the band was just having an absurd amount of fun while in the studio. I picture a couple of dudes, perhaps armed with mustaches, drinking cheap beer and sleeping in random places. What's more fun then that?" - Fabric Magazine

"[Free Drugs] has all the right components of garage rock, with the drums bleeding into jangly guitars and some great harmonies over the energetic and frenzied songs. The highlight is the first song released from the album, a pulsing and rhythmically dense song called 'South of France' that has a great melody hidden beneath some fuzzy vocals and tinny guitars, just like our recently freed heroes at their very best. While the production on Free Drugs, which even at 'garage rock' standards is pretty loose, has many more highs than it does lows (and has some great song titled like 'I'm on Drugs' and 'Psychedelic Tits') it is a great album that lays the groundwork for the band to make a huge splash in the very near future." - Culture Bully