Donnie Roberts – The Dispatch
"The group [has a] strong stage presence coupled with engaging and friendly personalities...the silent areas between the notes they played with fine polish made their chords stand out...Their blended voices created a most alluring sound from which I could not turn away; a sound that I did not want to end. Throw in the stories that their song lyrics told and you have a duo that I believe are destined for some very good things.
Richard Combs – Common Folk Music
“Many songs are tinted with an almost 60s pop flavor; on several songs I was humming the hook the first time through. This and the fact that the band is made up of three females (Eleanor Underhill, banjo; Molly Rose Reed, guitar; Salley Williamson, upright bass) give Underhill Rose a unique and rich sound full of high harmonies and accessible but inventive melodies .”
Chris Haire – Charleston City Paper
“Today’s bluegrass acts routinely draw from rock, jam, and jazz, but rarely — and by rarely, we mean never — do they draw from R&B. But lo and behold, that’s exactly what Asheville’s Underhill Rose has accomplished.”
James Calemine – Swampland.com
“Their compositions are heartfelt, sparse and evoke emotive harmonizing like the Trio album by Emmylou Harris, Linda Ronstadt and Dolly Parton. Their musicianship can't be overlooked considering how their song craft and harmonizing create sheer beauty.”
