Heigh ho

"It moves through musical eras and genres without ever sounding out of place, too clever, or at all clumsy. Mills is as centered as a songwriter as he is a player and producer. There is nothing extra here and that's as it should be. Heigh Ho puts on offer much of what he's learned these past four years, and displays it all with acumen and openness".

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"The country and blues-influenced guitar work that had Clapton salivating is more often than not muted and economical, with little in the way of showboating. The songs themselves, meanwhile, are slow, hushed affairs, evoking memories of Elliott Smith (particularly on Half Asleep) and only sparking into life sporadically, most notably on the unexpectedly unfettered Before It Fell. Heigh Ho is elegantly conceived, but there's little to quicken the pulse here".

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