Reviews / Album

"Songs quiver on the brink of oblivion, or orgasmic release, which in Huntly's hands might be the same thing."

This is just fucking sad.

"An uplifting, feel-good wedge of dreamy lo-fi bubblegum garage-punk."

"Simultaneously intelligent, melancholy and savage."

"Well-meaning but well-worn."

A half-hour of thrash power.

"As vital as anything he's penned since Uncle Tupelo's halcyon days."

"Anchoring him firmly in groove-laden rock realms after an early career flecked with folk."

"Simple and gorgeous."