A Review Is Born

From Black and White Magazine, a review. It's always nice when a reviewer listens to your ENTIRE album. Thank you.

" “Radiation” introduces us to the “L.A.” theme, and points a sarcastic finger at Bono. The chorus is illegally infectious, yet bares a hint of Wilco’s twang. The highlight of the album is track 3. “Country Star” is a fumbling creed of a love song that is both heartfelt and tongue-in-cheek."

Read the whole review here.

Another review just in...

"One of the album's best songs is "Love Is Such a Hard Way." It's a thought-provoking, honest musing on the subject of love with the band's laid back, rootsy mid-tempo rock sound at its very best. If you need further proof that Pushstart Wagon can craft a good song, look no further than the acoustic "Los Angeles," a poignant look at big city loneliness."

Loconotion.net Review here.

Oh yeah, we have a SWEDISH review that's been translated by our multilingual publicist.

Here it is.

Swedish Love Fest in it's original language here.

Country rock in "No-Depression-Land"... the Sound is guitar-driven, and pleasantly airy. The tunes are punchy and have clever lyrics. My favorite tracks are Paul, Country Star, Love is Such a Hard Way and Breathing Room. The songs have those kind of small finesses that make me latch on, without even fully knowing why. It really indicates a level of class, and I think that fans of Uncle Tupelo, Saltgrass, and Star City, but also the Replacements have a new band to become attached to with Pushstart Wagon. This band will definitely pass the baton in a forward direction.

(Selling for 159 SE KR which is approximately 16 dollars.)

(Translated by Jeanette Strole!!)