"This duo exudes a level of deep emotional connection which enables them to inhabit old, familiar songs like The Cherry Tree Carol, Green Grows The Laurel and The Dalesman's Litany and render them fresh and distinctive, while seamlessly integrating their own, newly-built songs (...) into this evocative musical landscape. Anderson's voice - plaintive, yearning and strong - summon to mind monochrome images of Jean Ritchie in some half-remembered Alan Lomax movie to mind, while Linthicum's guitar triggers flashes of both Davy Graham and Doc Watson ... Anyone who fell hopelessly for Meg Baird's Dear Companion in 2007 will find much to love about this (...) fine folk album, timeless and true".
