Noisey (Vice): 

If Kurt Cobain and Marilyn Manson had set up a band with Perturbator and Gesaffelstein, it probably would have sounded like Horskh 

New Noise Mag:

« In a short time, HORSKH has established itself as a hexagonal spearhead of industrial harsh / EBM abrasive, digital and guitar sound. » 

Metallian: 

« A good mix between Ministry and Rob Zombie » 

Guitar Part :

« Raging and inhabited by an unstoppable groove as sexy as it is martial. Horskh’s second album is a muscular declaration of love for Metal / industrial of the nineties » 

W Fenec:

« The mechanics are always well oiled, they go even further in the industrial, the rather soft ‘dancing’ side of the previous opus has faded behind much darker and more powerful guitars and rhythms, » 

Core and co:

« an assertive personality and an ability to compose Electo-industrial-rock hits » « Effectively worthy of the big names in the genre » 

United rock nations :

« HORSKH reinforces this direct approach, raw formwork. While keeping a few nods to other artists: from Nirvana to Marilyn Manson, including Gesaffelstein » 

All Rock :

« An industrial metal band that will go far » 

Laurent Lunoir  (Igorrr) in Metal Hammer: 

« Being a former fan of Nine Inch Nails (The Fragile period) I immediately liked this. It was a great experience seeing them on stage. They have big potential, »