Exclaim! Magazine 2005
...Manville is that rarest of singer / songwriters, one with an ineffable star quality and a refreshingly passionate approach to live performances.

ION Magazine 2006 THE MANVILS

The Nerve Magazine 2006 THE MANVILS.
...Girls were screaming, hands on face, giggling, jumping, jiggling, screaming, wavering, dancing throwing panties on the stage. It was like the second coming of Elvis or the Beatles. The guys were all staring, dumbfounded. Mikey Manville pulled one of them dramatic, show-offy flailing arm guitar strums; a girl in the front row faints. Three more take her place. The whole band was in high form. Electric... The new messiah of rock n roll. What charisma. What style. See those white, leather boots? Thats what Im talkin about. The Second Coming.. I have never seen a room filled with so many hot, sexy women and hot, sexy rocknroll as this one.

North Shore News 2006 THE MANVILS.
...Comparisons to the Kings of Leon and the Strokes aren't justified: the Manvils have stronger songwriting than the Kings of Leon and Mikey Manville's gritty vocal delivery and stage antics make him a more compelling frontman than the Strokes' Julian Casablancas.

Film and Television Score:
Moscow Freestyle. CBC News World, “The Lens”.
Julia Ivanova (Interfilm Productions 2006).
Mikey Manville, “The Lucky Country”, 2006 (My Old Days) “The Devil’s Wife”, 2005 (Wake Up in the Middle).

Simon’s Bachelor Party.
Lon Wright 2006.
The Manvils, “Buried Love” 2006 (Bible Billy, The Pretty Bleed, Crowded Room).

The Moustache Club.
Director: Tristan Orchard 2003.
Mikey Manville, “Over These Hills”, 2003 (Missing You, original composition).

Spiked.
Director: Alex Kyrou 2005.
Mikey Manville, “The Devil’s Wife” 2005 (DW title track, original composition).