“A narrative style reminiscent of Ralph Stanley... This is unvarnished folk music – the way it was meant to be...more riveting than John Hartford but savoring his creativity every step of the way. ”

“They breathe life into the characters...the moonshiner, a hell-bound preacher, the mom & pop store owners, a 12-year-old black girl and a journalist who bravely tried to tell the truth...American gothic in the extreme”

“The stories they tell emphasize the importance of perspective in folk music. Borrowing from traditions and flitering troupes through a modern lens.”

“Thoughtful with a touch of sorrow for easier times, this song draws you in fully: “feels like fractured memories are all I’m leaving here, and the good ones they’ve all seemed to disappear, so everything I own’s in the back seat of this car.””