'... the best rock and roll album to come out of Brisbane since “I’m Stranded.”' '... this could be one of those discs we look back at in ten years time as an all time classic.' 'This is an album in a distinctive Australian tradition – it nods to the classic 1970s Albert’s sound as much as it does to the Saints (as well as the Pistols and the Dolls). The influence of Ian Rilen, not just in X mode but also early Rose Tattoo and the later Love Addicts, looms especially large. But Hunt’s style, his phrasing and humour, makes him a genuine original. I can’t compare him to anyone. I dare say that in future other Australian singers will be compared to him.' i94BAR 'Basically, wherever you are in the world, you need this record; and if you have the opportunity to see Hits live and you squib it, you’re a dolt. They are the greatest rock band in the world.' ANDREW STAFFORD (author of PIG CITY) 'Though this is music born from the Sunshine State, its content is better suited to nighttime debauchery. Which is why a comparison between Brisbane five-piece Hits’ debut and Fun House is apt for two reasons: Hits once covered that Stooges classic in its entirety, and I'm loathe to use anyone other than Iggy Pop as the reference point for frontman Evil Dick's throaty, whiskey-tinged holler.' MESS AND NOISE '... a measured masterpiece: soaring, searing and pleading. Magic.' THE COURIER MAIL ' There’s actually nothing all that pretty about this album, but then again there was never anything that attractive about folks of the same vein, like Ian Rilen. Like these five, they made rock that makes all the shitty things go away for a while and is the perfect catalyst for an honest good time. Living With You Is Killing Me: an album not too dissimilar to lying in the gutter, staring up at the stars on the clearest of nights.' TIME OFF MAGAZINE 'Both visceral and hugely catchy, Living With You… is a groggy treat.' RAVE MAGAZINE