Daily Vault (USA): “Drop Little Boy is 34 minutes of the opposite of boring” (Rating: B+), Cutting Edge(BE): “Fantastic debut!”, OOR (NL): “Not a bad song on the record. Fantastic debut album”, 8WEEKLY (NL): “Versatile album made of concrete”, Musicfrom (NL):”The May Bees definitely know how to convince”, Underground A&R Report (USA): Not a bad song on the disc. Highly recommended. A dutch smash (nat!), The Mouth O’ The Mule (USA):”Goddamnit, I love this record”, Deadline (NL):”The songs are more then a valuable completion of the indie rock scene”, Radio Mortale (NL):”Black Queen: Hit of the week”

“Using elements from 1950′s -70′s era magazines, pamphlets and obscure pictoral paperbacks as his primary tools, he portrays allegorical personas and hallucinogenic-type environments to create small, almost random synapses of unmistakable compositions with sardonic titles, each serving as a story unto itself. The Artist’s media utilizes the archetypes of the working class, becoming pawn deities and martyrs found within the strata of near fantasy religion and the collective unconscious. Most of these works were used as album art for Pollard’s own music releases throughout the same time period.” (According to the website of Studio Dante.)

- The May Bees recently released their new record “Drop Little Boy” and celebrated it with a party Thursday November 1st 2007.

- Paul Tibbets, the pilot and commander of the B-29 that dropped Little Boy on Hiroshima, Japan, died Thursday November 1st 2007.

The May Bees played a couple of songs at 3voor12 (Dutch national radio) last wednesday.

- Video: check out “Fields of Albany”: http://3voor12.vpro.nl/speler/ondemand/37509623
- Radio: you can listen to the whole concert if you click here: http://3voor12.vpro.nl/speler/ondemand/37509530