All now

"It's clear from the synth-heavy opener title track "All Now" that The Staves aren't playing it safe on their fifth album, retaining their gorgeous harmonies with a harder, rougher edge ... It's an accomplished record that leans into the familiar with flourishes of exciting new textures that make it a constantly engaging listen with plenty to unpack".

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"Organic set of gorgeously gilded songs on which English folk sensibility mixes with the freewheeling spirit of Californian canyon-rock, so that the likes of "Recognise" and "The Echo" evoke Vashti Bunyan and Judee Sill in one gloriously melodic package".

"'All Now' is their brightest, most bushy-tailed outing yet. As with other sisterhoods such as the Roches, McGarrigles and Pierces, they're steeped in the vocal tradition of country and folk, but The Staves add a sprinkling of English Americana ... They're still sparkling".