Date	Review
3/23/2004	Review from left off the dial of 12:00 scenery: "...Having an obvious interest in and ear for production and experimentation, he constructs swelling, meandering concoctions of grunge-laden, slightly angsty tales. .. The vocals have great hooky choruses that keep the songs moving forward…. he would have been a wonderful candidate for a Screaming Trees headlined tour opener back in ’92 or ’93. Most of the songs are ballad style inner reflections set to a fuzzed out guitar tone towering over a more moody acoustic driven rhythm. Acoustic guitar, bass, and piano create a good undercurrent for the entire album. He has a very beautiful, impressive talent for the piano.. Some standout tracks (which can be downloaded at his site) are “You and Me,” “When You Get Home” (which has gorgeous female backing vocals, sort of alt-countryish), “Make You Happy” (piano ballad) and the closer “12:01.”
2/9/2004	Review from smother.net of 12:00 Scenery. "Continuing on the success of his “Patchwork EP” and not satisfied with sitting on its laurels, David Aaron produces some witty and intelligent soft rock numbers with a variety of influences ever present. Lyrically its certainly a step up from his last effort. The guitarwork also has matured even more and this album could easily teach any singer/songwriter a thing or two (yes even the masters). The opening track is an onomatopoeia of ambient sounds, piano, and the city. I guess what I find amazing is that this is all the work of a 22-year old. He sounds like he’s been doing this easily for twenty years."
7/11/2003	Review from DEAD ANGEL 58 ("Garage punk crossed with the country death blues and tone-drenched guitars... dark and desolate stuff when he's not rockin'out. Intriguing, to say the least.")
3/13/2003	Review from Sugarbuzzmag.com ("...solid sound with very distinguished melodies...Not only is the music impressive but the lyrics are a kick in the mouth as well...Kudos)
3/13/2003	Review from Dutch magazine KindaMuzik.com ("Wow, dit klinkt goed...meerstemmig, jakerige melodieën...")