"On a recent winter night at The Joint on Pico-Robertson, Robbins - wearing jeans, a black tank top, and his rusty red white Stratocaster - stands onstage before a packed house. With a dark mop of hair, a generous smile and boy-next-door looks, the long time L.A. resident leads his eponymous into and energetic pop set with "Earthboy", "Brand New Day", and "Supercomputer", a funk song resemling the love child of Lenny Kravitz and the Red Hot Chili Peppers."
"...In his most recent album " Banned in the State of Utah,"Robbins demonstrated a range of influences and a huge degree of his own creativity. Mixing some of the random playfulness and twangy guitars of a younger Beck, the social commentary couched in creative lyricism a la the eels and satire disguised as a pure juvenile goofiness... "Banned in the State of Utah" has something for everyone."
"...a psychedelic and down-home soup of auditory delight. Perfect for summer road trippin' in the big sky country. Highly recommended."
"Great lyrics!...........The slide guitar really makes it, like putting that cherry on the banana split to complete the taste of perfection."
"Featured artist on mp3.com and artistlaunch.com, Brian Robbins' witty, irreverent "Banned in the State of Utah" is an ultra-fresh, organic singer-songwriter musical discovery. Robbins' humorous lyrics, slide guitar, and folk-blues style spans hip-hop groove to bluegrass -- it's the sort of music that's perfect for a get-out-of-town road trip. LA-based, he might be playing in a California town near you, but don't expect any live shows in Utah."