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Sep 12, 2011The fact that Paley and Francis wrote this album together over the course of three afternoons and then recorded it in two is part of its charm. There are no big guitars and not much percussion. What you get is two compelling performers and their songs, backed by a couple of Muscle Shoals aces, bass player David Hood (yes, Patterson's dad) and Spooner Oldham.
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Jan 18, 2012The album has the kind of off-the-cuff, palpable sense of fun that happens when two old friends lay down tracks together.
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Jan 10, 2012While the production might be just a little too loose, the songs are just the right fit.
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Oct 18, 2011If country and folk were to marry grunge and alternative rock, this album would be their best-looking child.
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Under The RadarNov 3, 2011It's nothing groundbreaking, and at times seems nothing more than a friendly jam session between pals. [Oct 2011, p.101]
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UncutSep 23, 2011While something could have been made of the contrast between Francis's keening howl and Paley's guttural slur, proceedings are let down by the songs. [Oct 2011, p.95]