Death and other animals

"Faustus have long shown they can use three voices with very different characters, in just about any combination, to present their pick of English traditional songs. With this album, their musicianship has been given more room to shine, both with instrumental solos and with arrangements of a complexity that can only come from a band thoroughly at ease with each other and with their instruments. Putting all of that together they produce music that is true to its roots, relevant to today and, above all, ridiculously enjoyable".

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"Their third album from the (quote) 'bloke folk' trio. A label which might be slightly less cringeworthy than being tarred with the 'folk supergroup' brush which often goes hand in hand with Faustus. Anyway. Saul Rose, Paul Sartin and Benji Kirkpatrick once again come up trumps".

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"A powerful, all-acoustic record (...) infused with a quintessential Englishness that manifests in numerous, sometimes surprising ways - the ambitious arrangement of "Foxes" owes as much to the influence of Jethro Tull as Sartin's singing of the following "Wile Gamekeepers Lie Sleeping" does to Martin Carthy ... The two non-traditional songs (...) confirm that Faustua are a band with some serious chops thet extend beyond their long-celebrated mastery of traditional material ... The best thing they've done".