HotPress, Oliver P. Sweeney
“... a duo which reminds me from the off of the casual but drumtight interplay between Paddy Keenan and Tommy Peoples in the early lineup of The Bothy Band. ... The brothers' trademark as players is a wildness that infuses even the slowest, most measured tunes with passion ...”
Irish Music Magazine, John O'Regan
“... rhythmic shades of Planxty and the Bothy Band.... The combination of travelling style piping and fiddle playing that walks on the wild side of all things traditional alludes to a distinctive and personalised form of music ...”
Clancy's Irish Music Radio, Austin Kenny
“... The playing is stunningly accomplished, exuberant and dynamic and the two brothers play together with the empathy and instrumental equivalent of the glorious sibling vocals of the Everlys or the McGarrigles ... the real killer punch is Eoghan's fiddle playing. He plays with a syncopated attack and his phrasing and bending of notes, like rock/blues guitar, add incredible drive and power to the dance tunes ...”
TRAD Magazine, Philippe Cousin
“... pas sans évoquer par moments celle de feu Planxty ou Bothy Band [is not without evoking the fiery moments of Planxty or Bothy Band] ...”
Greenman Review, Pat Simmonds
“... Comparisons are inevitable: some things are Lunasaesque in manner, others are very Liam O'Flynn with orchestra. Other young pipes and fiddle oriented bands (Calico, for example) get the nod as do old warhorses like The Bothy Band ...”