September November

"The unspoken theme of 'Psychedelic Country Soul' was "We're Back!" 'September November' is a collection of songs that says, "We're Still Here!" - a subtle but vitally important difference, and the Long Ryders make us glad that they were alt-country before there was alt-country and haven't thrown in the towel".

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"Sid Griffin and co elegantly lament the cruelty of our times ... "Seasons Change" (...) is the song here that most closely echoes the sun-kissed back pages of the group's '80s albums, 1985's 'State Of the Nation' especially, and while the melodic psychedelia of old rears its head in several places, there's a stronger straight country influence elsewhere, notably in Sid Griffin's songs, reflecting the weather-beaten Americana of his other 21st century band The Coal Porters ... 'September November' is undeniably a vital, relevant, 21st-century artefact. It's reassuring to learn they're in for the long ryde".