Quotes From The Press
"Levitation are all the bands you ever wished for.." - Andy O'Reilly in Lime Lizard March 1992
"This is speeding, hallucinating, rampaging, brilliance. You can take your Loops, Spacemen and AR Kanes and drop them in the river like an armful of unwanted kittens." - Melody Maker on the Coppelia EP (single of the week)
"If we're going to be serious about the Nineties then Levitation are the sort of group we should be exalting." - David Stubbs in Melody Maker reviewing Need For Not
"Are Levitation too far out? While other bands take it one step at a time, have they leapt into space and severed the umbilical cord?" - Melody Maker
"There's a chorus of sorts, and stuff about animals turning blue in your stomach, but it's Dave's ludricously-athletic drumming that ultimately blows your mind. It's gloriously frenetic, and so fucking quick off the mark it'll take a few plays just to tame the blur into some kind of image." - Melody Maker on World Around
"Bunch of hippies. Write a song next time." - Melody Maker on Squirrel
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