WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING ABOUT THE CD

"Unsound is a definite departure from the alternative sound of music today. The CD takes you back to a raw Sonic Youth type sound with some Bono-like vocals thrown in. I think that both the songwriting and production are top notch. An excellent achievement by Rob Grad"
-Peter Frederick

"Unsound is above and beyond what is out there now. Superfine had the courage to bare themselves for everyone to see and it shines through the lyrics and music like a beacon! Seriously, i don't think words do the cd justice. It's too amazing just to talk about, you have to hear it, to get it."
-Shelia Taylor

"Great CD!!! It really shows the span of your musical talent. A true voyage into the musical mind of Rob Grad. UNSOUND is definitely the metamorphosis of your prior works. Udoubtedly a true progression of your musical journey into the future of Superfine, I can't wait to see this material performed live. Keep rockin' brother."
-Riccardo Novelli

"Put simply, I’m very impressed. I’m not too sure what I was expecting from the rest of the album but it was extremely pleasurable. Of course I had already downloaded "Who’s the Enemy?" and "7 Degrees" which were fantastic. And you’ve done a great job with the rest. I love the bass lines in all the songs. They’re kinda seedy while being funky. I’ve pretty much been listening to the album non stop since I woke up this morning (apart from at work. Don’t think they would appreciate it) I think I’ve found my new CD to take to parties. I love "Naked In All the Wrong Places". Firstly the name is fantastic. The song is equally as good. I simply love it."
-Dominic Barnes

"From the first track it just grabs you and gets better and better with every listen. With “Unsound” Superfine return with a remarkable album. Continuing the emotional pop/rock unleashed in the earlier “Immaculate Rejection”, Rob Grad seems to pour honesty into every track. Through spine tingling haunted guitar rock and heart-felt ballads, Grad embraces the dark side of life, love and relationships. The clear and poignant lyrics are matched with impressive instrumental performances. Each track demonstrates Grad’s musicianship, sounding fresh and spontaneous. Track highlights include the catchy “Who is the Enemy?” with a toe tapping guitar driven pace, the semi-ballad “7 Degrees” and the emotional “Share My Vein”. In summary, more superfinest from Rob Grad with a mature and approachable album of emotionally charged pop/rock."
-Shamus Smith

"Unsound does exactly what a second CD should do - it retains the hooks and melodies that the first CD won you over with and then it goes the extra mile to bring you something a little bit different."
-Stuart Duncan

"At a time when most music irritates me, Unsound is a much needed change. :)   It makes me happy and that's a very good thing, cause I can be kind of blase about a lot." 
-Mindy

"The CD rocks and comes down in all the right places. Whether I am excited and need to scream or depressed and need to relax, the CD hits on all the right levels. It combines the passion and musical intelligence of Our Lady Peace with the hard rock and evil yet enjoyable darkness of early Stabbing Westward."
-Rob Cohen