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Quotes: "You can practically smell the stale beer, piss and cigarettes rise off of your CD player as Lindsey shifts between wail and deep throated whisper as each of her songs unwinds to its sad conclusion." Doug Heselgrave, NO DEPRESSION
"This is the kind of record we've been hoping for from Lucinda for years. The Pandora's box of hurting she opened up early on in her career and that crystallised with "Car Wheels" runs rampant and unchecked through Lindsey's songs." - Doug Heselgrave, NO DEPRESSION
"This is cowboy existentialism at its finest; today and tomorrow blend into a painful cycle where each day begins with a hangover a nd accompanying regret that dissipates as the first drink is poured just as the sun pokes over the yardarm." Doug Heselgrave, NO DEPRESSION
"If you've been waiting for a singer who puts the hurtin' back in country music, and you've been missing having to ask the bartender to leave a little room at the top of your beer glass for tears to fall into - "Western Violence and Brief Sensuality" might just be the CD you've been waiting for." - Doug Heselgrave, NO DEPRESSION
"Shiloh Lindsey is a classic. Her voice like melted wax and her killer almost dreamy presence demands your full attention ... This girl is the real deal. Fans of straight-up classic country that kicks the shit outta your soul, come and get it."
- Nathan Stafford (Music Journalist, The Skinny Magazine, August 2009)
"Shiloh's music is a rural concoction of murder ballads and saloon crooning that's polished and honest."
- Trent Wilkie (Music Journalist, See Magazine, Edmonton AB.)
"Lindsey's songs delve fathoms deeper than the mere hook and fluff that has garnered so called new country such an unfavorable image. Her grittier numbers are delivered with the candor and power of Lucinda Williams ... one of the biggest mysteries in Canadian music today: Why isn't this woman famous yet?" - R.C. Joseph (Music Journalist, 24 hours, November 2008)