Rolling Stone says: "a hooky trip to the gutter with guitars that melodically gleam under the grit."

Billboard says: Brooklyn rockers Highly Suspect have already made a splash with their upcoming debut's first single "Lydia," a bluesy anthem inspired by "literally slow-motion love at first sight," according to lead singer Johnny Stevens. Now, they're back withMister Asylum's second single, the highly danceable "Claudeland."

FADER says: "23" is straight up hi-haters rock and roll anthem, replete with crashing cymbals and angular guitar.

​Consequence of Sound says: "A searing, relentless rocker about broken relationships and growing pains, it’s outfitted with guitar riffs that feel more like razor blades than musical notes."

Indie Shuffle says:  raw, grungy, and full of white-knuckled love. In the spirit of rock n' roll, this new one is a breath of fresh air -- well, air that smells like leather jackets, cigarettes, dirty bars... you get the idea.

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NEED MORE Highly Suspect? The band are stoked to announce the launch of a new direct-to-fan album pre-order campaign with various merch bundles available for your purchasing pleasure.

Check out http://highlysuspect.merchdirect.com for more info.

Upcoming tour dates w/ Catfish & The Bottlemen:

June 09 @ Varsity - Minneapolos, MN

June 10 @ Rave Bar - Milwakee, WI

June 13 @ Bonnaroo - Manchester, TN

June 15 @ Norva - Norfolk, VA

June 16 @ Webster Hall - New York, NY