"The bigger and shinier the sprawling pop songcraft, the better on the Toronto(-ish) trio's debut album, Life After Wartime. From glam and New Wave to such varied fellow pop maximalists as Queen, ELO and the Arcade Fire in 10 go-for-it tracks." — Ben Rayner, The Toronto Star
"It wasn't long ago when Toronto band The Nursery released their debut EP Digital Ashes, kicking off their career with a bang and already a few awards under their belt. Now, nearly one year later, the band is returning with their follow up full album Life After Wartime." — Indie88
"With Life After Wartime, The Nursery is now offering a full dose of their neon-drenched atmospheric rock. Alex Pulec talks to us about creating its strange and unpredictable sound." — FYI Music News
"The new video vibrantly explores toxic celebrity culture. We are pleased to premiere the band's brand new video." — Indie88
"A cross between punk-rock and electro-pop, we can't stop listening to this vibrant, four-piece band. Mesmerizing hooks make The Nursery's music the perfect soundtrack." — FLARE
"The song is about what you see when you face your own mortality. So this video is illustrating more of what my personal experience is with the idea that my, and every one's life, has an expiry date, Pulec grimly points out." — B-Sides & Badlands
"The three-piece draw on, well pretty well everything thats gone before them - some New Pornographers, some Breeders, a little Pet Shop Boys, Bowie, Strange Advance, punk, pop, new wave, its a pop stew but its not a game of spot-the-influence. Rather the album just seems to be a confluence of curiosities." — SLOWCITY
"Industry types would be smart to check these guys out, as they appear highly worthy of their 15 minutes of fame, or much more." — Kerry Doole, FYI Music News