“Alaska doesn’t pretend that it’s anything more than an unbelievably catchy and fun record.” -EB
“So no, not perfect, but far more than existing. I’m definitely impressed.” -SB
“Amos Lee fans, I think you’ll either love this album or turn it off and play an old one instead.” -BY
“Molly Williams has a voice like honey on fire. A voice like a velvet pick axe tearing down walls of complacency.” -HE
“I’m not one to cyber-bully, but I would let this one pass.” -BB
“The band does a great job of leading listeners through what feels like a very organic album.” -BY
“Underneath the Pine will no doubt get your butt moving, your foot tapping, and will definitely have you coming back for more.” -MH
“The album shocked me at first, but I grew to love it more and more with every play.” -BY
“Projector never ventures somewhere that feels foreign; it just keeps you on your toes.” -BY
As we move into 2011, we’re wrapping up with a few squeeze-in’s from 2010.
“Before we get too far into 2011, and before all the top ten lists of 2010 have been compiled, you must first pause and listen to The Lovely Few’s Limited Abilities of Man.” -BB
“Shook Foil has created an identity for themselves by dabbling in so many elements rather than focusing on one.” -SS
