“The likes of Crooked Still or Nickel Creek...wreaks of authenticity, delivered with due deference, a bourbon-soaked liturgy of distress.”
“It's a banjo thing. With her band The New Prohibition, she walks something more akin to the Yellow Brick Road than Route 66... Impala's voice has a honeyed sweetness to it and it has the perfect foil, not in her admirable talents on the aforementioned banjo, but in Dirk Ronneburg's traditional yet fiery violin, and that pairing makes this album both mature and endearing...even Amanda Palmer would approve.”
— Bluesbunny (UK)
-Ian Hall, Liverpool Sound and Vision.