Hey, check out what the big people think of us! Boston Magazine names chauncey Best Rock Album! "We were one more Creed song away from slitting our wrists when Chauncey’s self-titled debut—loaded with swerving melodies, bending rhythms, and emotional truths—revived our faith in rock’n’roll. Not to mention in the Boston music scene." - August 2002, Boston Magazine "While you'd expect the band that opens for Midnight Oil to be good, you don't expect it to play after its guitarist breaks his leg unloading the amps at Irving Plaza a few hours before show time. This is a band that has the chops. But more important, it possesses heart and soul. Any band that wants it that bad just might make it - even with a name like Chauncey." - Dan Aquilante, New York Post "Fine angular pop with a cerebral edge, designed for people who still think pop should mean something....The group has an appealing sound that combines the atmospherics of Radiohead with some melodic, chamber-rock orchestrations reminiscent of the Beatles, topped by some sophisticated keyboard stylings." - Steve Morse, The Boston Globe "The self-titled debut is a smooth and sophisticated Britpop-flavored gem that melds Bends-era Radiohead with the accessibility of Travis." - Jeff Shelton, Amplifier Magazine "Strong melodies, fluid vocals and a pleasant blend of classic pop and '80's progressive music made chauncey one of the best shows of the night." - Sarah Rodman, Boston Herald "chauncey ably preaches the smart-pop gospel." - Joan Anderman, The Boston Globe "Modest power pop brilliance." - Stein Haukland, Ink19 "Chauncey splits the difference of the oo-la-la piano pop and minor chord organ brooding in a way that no one else in town is doing right now." - Luke O'Neil, Weekly Dig "These whackjobs gave me orange, knee-high 'chauncey' basketball socks, and damn are they sexy." - Danielle Sadler, stuff@night