REVIEWS

Their unusual and imaginative fusion of electric Scottish ceilidh, pop and modern dance rhythms is extremely effective-played with skill and brio, it's good to listen to and great bopping music to boot. Deeper is that "difficult" third album, and probably their best yet."
Bob Walton, Folk Roots

"Blend the best of the Scottish ceilidh traditional with modern rock rhythms, throw in a stylish set of self-penned songs and tunes and you have "Deeper"....packed with no holds-barred invention and skillful playing... The songs written by Anderson, Waterston and Cherry are the perfect complement to Cherry's voice and are punctuated by tunes in a slightly more traditional style but still packed with no-hold-barred invention and skilful playing. The interplay between Borland's fiddle and Brechin's accordion is a particular joy throughout and the guitar pickin's not bad either! 'And Still There' and 'The Beautiful Blues' are stand out tracks in a rich and varied album"
Geoff Ager, Shire Folk

"Ali Cherry's curvaceous, creamily sensual lead vocals and Sandy Brechin's wonderfully lustrous,shimmering tone and prodigious rhythmic dexterity on accordion....partnered by Greg Boreland's agile, expressive fiddle....the opening"And Still There" and "Sweet Thing" are both faintly reminiscent of an unplugged "Garbage".
Sue Wilson, Songlines