"On his third album proper, Eamon McGrath blazes a jingoistic path in an attempt to capture what defines Canada and its music. And while it's up for debate as to whether the album lives up to such lofty ambitions, there's no doubt that Young Canadians is easily McGrath's best effort yet." - EXCLAIM! MAGAZINE
"On his third album, local folk-rocker Eamon McGrath moves easily between noisy punk-leaning anthems, quiet country ballads and back again." NNNN - NOW MAGAZINE
"Young Canadians, produced by Vancouver’s JC/DC (John Collins and Dave Carswell), is McGrath’s most ambitious album to date — ranging from ragged, arena-rock Springsteen-esque numbers (Signals) to fragile ballads shuddering with jagged feedback (Eternal Adolescence, Breaking Horses) to Arcade-Fire tempests with strings, guitar squalls and hyper piano (Instrument of My Release) to old saloon-style weepers backed by jangly guitars (Johnny Brought The Bottles Back)." - EDMONTON JOURNAL
