"...Here Come the Ghosts is an even more impressive disc, thanks in large part to its modern, gooey production and spare and direct songwriting approach that serves the band well. At moments, it resembles everything from Pulp (“Night Terrors”) to the Stone Roses (“Borrow Me”). Could it have been compressed down to one disc? Sure, but if you take four years between records (and spent 12 years in obscurity), you’d have a lot to say, too. Good thing UHF has also learned a lot of things about how to perform and record a trippy, great-sounding pop record."
—Casey Jarman, Willamette Week

"...polished and produced to the nth degree with a high sheen that demands the listener's attention: real headphone material, this."
—Curt Shultz, The Oregonian