“A smart, sweet and refreshingly unbookish and modern approach to acoustic balladry, only occasionally dipping into the Appalachian wellsprings. Their songs glow long after the last campfire embers fade.” Roy Kasten - Riverfront Times

“Wenn Ian Fisher dann mit seiner inneren Energie und äußeren Ruhe Songs singt, die klingen wie alte Klassiker, dann ist klar, der Mann gehört vor Publikum und zwar genau so wie er ist.” Christoph Schrag - Melodie&Rhythmus

“stripped-down, mournful (and beautiful) folk music” Daniel Hill - Riverfront Times

“…the two were drawn even more close, playing off of one another if dancing, their bodies almost touching as the track built in intensity. It was unusual, interesting, transfixing really.” Thomas Crone - STL Magazine

“Appropriately stripped down: Chiming acoustic guitars and close-up vocals make up the arsenal here. Folk music needs little else, after all, and these are folk songs informed by a pretty wide swath of the Great Americana Songbook.” Christian Schaeffer - Riverfront Times

“Their performance was a blend of two very serious craftsman, intent on their work, balanced with unabashed joy and the desire for damn good time. Also, there was some ferocious guitar action. At one point, I thought their guitars might slam together and we’d hear a loud, booming voice overhead, ‘Wonder twins powers activate! SHAZAAM!’” AM NOON PM

“a fair representation of Midwest-style Americana abroad” Eleven Magazine

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