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 .”
Keith Lawrence – Bluegrass Notes
“Good album. Good band.”
MARIE CRICHTON – BBC RADIO
“I was really excited when I found this group because I love the vocals, love the sentiment of the whole album...I think they're brilliant.”
Stacey Zering – No Depression
“Underhill Rose cast a decidedly feminine presence on the Americana scene, which is largely male-oriented. This trio of lovely young women could have sold out to Nashville from their good looks and pretty voices alone, but thankfully they decided to opt for a vintage country sound. More specifically, Underhill Rose is rooted in bluegrass, folk, and blues, linking them with indelible pop hooks and soulful harmonizing.”
