Snarky, funny and feminist. Willing to be sexy but unwilling to relinquish any sense of power or control. I was sure they were from South Texas — the swagger, sound and soul seemed to be a dead giveaway.

However, the Virginia-based band is not from Texas, and that doesn’t change the vibe and power of the group. But it does push on our assumptions — or at least mine.

The band’s latest single provides a great entry point for listeners looking for a nostalgic, sixties-style country love song with modern sensibilities. Dripping with wordplay and lovely vocals supported by perfectly mixed and balanced band play, “Till It’s Over” could find its way to playlists next to Patsy Cline, Loretta Lynn and Tammy Wynette — but it wouldn’t fit perfectly. The modernity is in there, making what is a good song great.
— Donnie C. Culter, 11/26/24