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MagnetApr 17, 2018Buffalo Tom provides a warm blanket on a cold, dark night of the soul. [No. 150, p.51]
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Mar 28, 2018Although a couple of things don’t quite go the distance--namely the slightly meandering “See High The Hemlock Grows” and the murky slogging “Slow Down”--Quiet And Peace holds together remarkably well for a late-career collection.
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MojoFeb 21, 2018Nothing prehistoric about the latest Buffalo Tom: this is the golden sound of a band in their element. [Apr 2018, p.90]
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Feb 21, 2018Additional keyboards and synths fatten the sound in places without swamping the innate simplicity of the melodies, while guest singer Sarah Jessop brings an ethereal twist to High The Hemlock Grows. Likewise, Janovitz’s daughter Lucy weighs in with a delicious harmony on the reserved cover of Paul Simon’s The Only Living Boy In New York.
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Classic Rock MagazineJun 6, 2018Ninth album Quiet And Peace is roughly one third quiet, peaceful and Chris Stapleton-like. ... elsewhere, All Be Gone and Lonely Fast And Deep recall the lumberjack Lemonheads of '93, but there's forward motion too. [May 2018, p.90]
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Mar 2, 2018Buffalo Tom are still firmly in control of what was best and most important in their music, and Quiet and Peace is a fine reminder of why they mattered then, and why they matter now.
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UncutFeb 21, 2018Not thrilling, maybe, but pleasingly solid. [Apr 2018, p.24]
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Feb 28, 2018Whilst it's good Buffalo Tom are still around, and while there are enough moments that recall the highs of their vintage years, there is also a corresponding sense in which we and they have all gotten a little bit older and perhaps, just perhaps, they're not quite what they once were.
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Q MagazineFeb 21, 2018Buffalo Tom remain a very fine shoulder to cry on, warm, steady and strong. [Apr 2018, p.106]