The Chicago Tribune declares that Bill Hoover’s songs “tell
stories that seem oddly distanced from time and oddly rich in language. This is
not the sort of too-clever lyricism of coffeehouse folkies, nor is it the blunt
autobiography of many grunge bands. It’s more like a scrap of poetry found
buried beneath a burned out church. Riddled with outdated slang and antique
passions, it hints at the entirety of 20th century songwriting.”
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