"[ATPH] fuse a glam/punk image with a blend of
sharp and sultry vocals over intense, brooding,
bass-driven rhythms. Fascinating."
-Mark Hoaksey, Powerplay Magazine

"[ATPH] explores romance, death, addiction,
and spirituality, compositions more closely
approximate the dramatic guitar licks and
mourning romance of early '80's British bands like
Specimen, Sex Gang Children, and Alien Sex Fiend."
-Ernie Glam, NY Blade

"Imagine Bowie when he still sang fruity,
fronting Cream circa White Room. Only harder,
dancier, and with notably fewer dead spots."
-Chuck Eddy, Village Voice

"A superior act. [ATPH] burns holes in the
darkness of goth. Venus and cohorts evoke the spirit of
Black Sabbath, with heavy guitar doing lots of '70s
psychedelic riffs in a mélange of semi-melodic noise."
-Bay Area Reporter