Swing Back and Down:

”A triumph of craftsmanship and performance—
a true find for music lovers.”
– Harp

”Masterful low-fi storytelling with a habit of
getting under your skin.”
– The Washington Post

”Wry, plaintive metropolitan folk with
character and depth.”
– Nashville Scene

“Cinematic gravitas.”
“Inspired and wickedly distinctive.”
– Village Voice

“Sell This Place is a drunken waltz, a
beautiful headache. Very impressive.”
– All Music Guide

“A myriad of talents: appealing songs, sweet
vocals and spare arrangements. A CD
to make friends with.”
– Richard Lloyd, Television

“Nuanced and evocative.”
– Paste

“Exquisite compositions; stunningly performed
without a net.”
– Joan Baez

”Brilliantly warped noirish Americana.
Amazing musical subtlety.”
– Amplifier

“Kill Henry Sugar steer a course somewhere
between earnest and ironic, painting wry and
intelligent tableaux in rootsy tones.”
– Metroland Albany

”These guys fucking-A the whole
alphabet to Z.“
- Lenny Kaye, Producer/Musician/Writer

“Melodic, well-crafted and captivating
song-sketches vividly realized with understated
flair.”
– Seth Rogovoy, Berkshire Eagle

Love Beach:

”A triumph of craftsmanship and performance - a true find for music lovers.”
– Harp

”Masterful low-fi storytelling with a habit of getting under your skin.”
– The Washington Post

“Nuanced and evocative.”
– Paste

“Lyrics, tunes, musicianship. Love Beach is the best album of 2004.”
– Go Triad (Winston-Salem, NC)

”Brilliantly warped noirish Americana. Amazing musical subtlety.”
– Amplifier

”Wry, plaintive metropolitan folk with character and depth.”
– Nashville Scene

“Cinematic gravitas.” “Inspired and wickedly distinctive.”
– Village Voice

“Sell This Place is a drunken waltz, a beautiful headache. Very impressive.”
– All Music Guide

“A myriad of talents: appealing songs, sweet vocals and spare arrangements. A CD to make friends with.”
– Richard Lloyd, Television

“Poetic, mellow and lucid. Truly hip.”
– Morgan Evans, Woodstock Times

“Kill Henry Sugar steer a course somewhere between earnest and ironic, painting wry and intelligent tableaux in rootsy tones.”
– Metroland Albany

”These guys fucking-A the whole alphabet to Z.“
– Lenny Kaye, Producer/Musician/Writer

“Melodic, well-crafted and captivating song-sketches vividly realized with understated flair.”
– Seth Rogovoy, Berkshire Eagle

“Love that band; they get smaller and sound bigger.”
– Eric “Roscoe” Ambel, Producer/Musician