Premonitions review, chosen for Top Picks in IMPACT Press
by Chris Lupton

San Francisco's process23 harkens back to the sounds of 80's British alternative. Co-founder Matt Jobin's jangling guitar work is dripping in reverb while partner Tina Noyes provides some melodic bass lines reminiscent of the style of New Order's Peter Hook. The results are quite good, with hints of the Jesus and Mary Chain and the Cure lurking as well in these 10 well-crafted songs.

Premonitions review in Smother.Net
by J-Sin

Process23 is a female/male songwriting duo from the nation up north Canada. They bring to the table a new fresh appeal that is strong songwriting encased in an indie/emo outer shell. But this will melt in your mind not in your hand. There are too many layers at times to digest them all at once, which of course compel you to give this a repeated listen. Don’t worry you’ll be hooked from the get-go and won’t be disappointed down the road. Great music.

• An interview with process23 conducted by Brad Bugos of Silly Little Trouser Monkeys

Premonitions review in Silly Little Trouser Monkeys
by Dickey Twobits (excerpts, go to their website to read full version)

Here is a band that knows that the first song needs to interest a listener, give them an idea of what the band sounds like and make them want to hear more. Pretty dang good for an indie band I have never heard of, and lately some of the crap that has been sent to this office just makes you think that maybe there are no more hidden gems to be found out there. We will see with this band, if it's good for the whole disc, but so far pretty good..." "Wow, now this band is really starting to surprise me, I like the mood and atmosphere..." "I am going to stop and just say that this disc has been a bright spot for me, in the music reviewing landscape. It's got a lot to offer a listener, with songs ranging from a techno beat, driving and pounding, to a surf instrumental, a Robyn Hitchcock ripoff and other songs that remind me of early to mid eighties British alternative rock bands. I just don't think as a music lover your going to go to far wrong with this one, it's interesting and diverse and entertaining, what more could you ask from a band you have never heard of?

Premonitions review in Glittergrrrls Magazine
by Katie Kiedyk

No its not the White Stripes - but like them this male/female songwriting duo, originally from Canada and now residing in San Francisco, is producing ground-breaking music. The band is Process23 and the album is Premonitions. Premonitions is full of poetic lyrics and stirring melodies-with Matt Jobin’s jangling guitar style and Tina's melodic bass lines with a touch of harmonics. Self described as being part of the realm of "indie-emoish-grooving-feeling-kinda thingy," I think the band hit the nail right on the head. Not to mention that the songs are so frickin catchy! What I Am, for example reminded me of a poppy ride through outer space, while Spacetime and Substance, is much more emo driven. The cd will hold your attention and keep you dancin’ through all ten tracks, leaving me with "premonitions" that this isn’t the last I will be hearing of Process23.

Premonitions review on CDStreet
by David Kennerly

Rating: 10/10
Premonitions has a smooth sound and smart lyrics. If you like modern North American music but never had a taste for mindless pop culture, then you might find yourself coming back to process23 again and again. Take a trip from the haunting loneliness and love in what i am, to the melody in dancing in someone else's feet, to the unpretentious dead-on rebelsong, to the dazy bedroom nation. Sounds good. Stays good. Premonitions is all a new CD should try to be. It is process23.

And the bad...

Premonitions review in the Spartan Daily
By Mark Cornejo

The album is worth listening to just for the instrumental, but unless bands such as Radiohead or The Jesus and Mary Chain are one's style, it's most likely going to be a waste of time.

[Mark seems to intend this as an insult.. however we consider it a compliment :) ]