MEDIA
Review 6
Live Reviews
Mere Theory took to the stage with the confidence of a Trojan horse. I had been fortunate enough to see this band before and had been very impressed with their song writing and awesome melodies. The audience warmed to the performance of solid riffs and guitar work, and killer vocal delivery with a style that definitely breathes a breath of fresh air into the punk-emo hardcore genre, although Mere Theory are not by any means locked into any of these styles.
(BEAT MAGAZINE 2005)
Mere Theory showed us why they're a local favourite, their thoroughly modern rock as accomplished as any you'll hear. If they'd come from the US, they'd have been playing a lot later on the day.
(dB MAGAZINE: BDO review 2005)
One couldn't go past Mere Theory for melodic power, strong harmonies and aggressive guitar sounds.
(RIP IT UP MAGAZINE 2004)
Mere Theory have definitely settled into a style of their own. Each time they take the stage they make their presence felt. I was expecting a big performance from them and they delivered: it's rare but nice to have high expectations of a band and have them surpass it.
(dB MAGAZINE 2004)