She has vocal style of Babes In Toyland with more humor and irony. I found myself at once laughing and thinking about the lyrics and, damn, if you can do that, then you can do just about anything. You must seek this out. Highly recommended. " -BULLETPROOF POPEMOBILE

"Blows away stereotypes with a hodgepodge mixture of punk, surf, and new wave. This album is everything Hole and L7 tried to accomplish back in the day but kept falling on their face. This Wendy Latta has more balls than most male punk rockers—put together! " -SMOTHER MAGAZINE

“Wendy Latta has got the good rock and roll taste to be pretty, mean, and pissed-off, all at once. And her band sounds like either the Jim Carroll band (circa ’78, natch) or the Epoxies, depending on which end of the song you’re on. This is totally bitchin’, man – and I mean that in both the literal and allegorical sense.” -SLEAZEGRINDER MAGAZINE

"Talented Actress-turned-Singer Wendy Latta with a punk band. Cool stuff!!
A very good CD." -SKA PUNK AND OTHER JUNK MAGAZINE

"A cross between Blondie and Gwen Stefani... Wendy Latta sugarcoats nothing as she sings about the highs and lows of girlhood. The fast-paced, high strung singing conveys the great sense of angst that girls feel but are too afraid to let show.” -GIRLPUNK MAGAZINE

“Oh My God! Where has Wendy Latta been hiding? Some X, some Sousxie and the Banshees, a little Velvet Underground and a tough of Wendy O Williams. Great sound with edge. Please sir, may I have another? " -DR. ROCK

"Wendy Latta makes her mark with this debut CD. Taking on the stereotypes girls face in society today, Girly Freak Show finds the humour in the clichés with great vocals, sex appeal and flavor. Sassy and likeable”-SOUNDNOVA MAGAZINE

"An EP full of pop-ified punk gems. A damn fine piece of rockin', genre-bending punk rock" -DEEPFRYBONANZA MAGAZINE