“Her fierce guitar, matched by cellist Jenny Petrow, creates soaring melodic hard rock with engrossing sincerity— as Bob Mould has proven, you can’t b.s. a cello. Credit Aloha’s T. J. Lipple for the drum work and the stellar production, which translates her intensity to record without losing its beauty or nuance. In the tradition of her hometown of Washington, D.C., she’s made a punk-bred record where the guitar is loud but the tunes prevail.”
-Chris Dahlen, Pitchfork (Rating: 7.8)

“Thank you for Everyone Wore White (available Oct. 2 on 54o40’ or Fight!), a record that manages to be culturally unique and universal, beautiful and harrowing, frequently within a single song…Thank you for taking the time to craft an entire album, one in which I find something new to like each time I play. Thank you for completing, along with Exile in Guyville and Rid of Me, a rock trifecta.”
-Luftmensch, My Old Kentucky Blog

“Combining the lyrical weightiness with the spiky post-rock vibes of the music makes Everyone Wore White the sort of album one takes in slowly, over the course of a few close listens, rather than absorbing all at once. Those willing to take the time will be amply rewarded.”
-Stewart Mason, All Music Guide