“The Winter Sounds opt for national attention, churning out a well-coalesced mixtape of indie rock’s finer moments from the past 10 years, resulting in a familiarly anthemic wall of guitars, electronics, strings and melancholy meoldies that all add up to a no-brainer for critical acclaim.”
- Seth Graves, The Nashville Scene
“The Winter Sounds [are] the hardest working, most under appreciated band that you haven’t heard of but should.”
“Do they really sound like winter? Yes, because keyboards-and-beats-infused bleeding heart anthems in the key of Mumford conjure warm refuge from icy roads and bleak skies.”
- Chris Deville, The Columbus Dispatch
“Patrick Keenan sings about in a way that mysteriously sounds like the very definition of what the British blokes cream themselves over. Yet, there’s this very subtle American emotionalism to it that savors – oddly enough – the fragility of a thousand compressed feelings, once all strewn about, but now collected and focused upon specific loves of tragic consequence and dimensions.”
Booking: Vulcan Army Booking
Publicity: XO Publicity
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