Knights On Earth

"The night began with Knights On Earth opening, and I was able to witness the rock /blues fusion in a more traditional light...Knights On Earth however are a bands’ band. They create the blues feel by actually incorporating the twelve-bar blues chord progression into their music, so the sound is sincerely bluesy without the pretention. A rhythm guitar blew in a whisper of a reggae-tone, and it was awesome. Who knew the Bob Marley would mesh with Bob Dylan?...All three acts complemented each other beautifully. My favorite were Knights On Earth. " - www.bestnewbands.com

"[The record release show at Le Poisson Rouge] did make me run through a gamut of emotions, but mostly a strong desire to experience this kind of unbridled transcendental bloodletting again... these are wildly talented musicians who listen to souls and make the world a better place for all those with ears." - Charis Shafer - www.ybny.com

"The quartet killed the packed house, playing through most of their new album move slow, life ends. Fronted by the always-amazing guitarist/vocalist Grey Mcmurray, they also had a secret weapon in Mike Williams, whose bass trumpet/flugelhorn gave them a Bell Orchestre-like sheen. But, just in case any of us missed the point, they surprised us late in their set by bringing out a six piece brass ensemble that sounded dangerously close to Gabriel blowing his final horn. Overpowering and thrilling." - Peter Matthews - www.feastofmusic.com

"Knights of Earth transitions smoothly between atmospheric post-rock and chilled out blues – it’s not something you hear often (or ever), but damned if it doesn’t work wonderfully." - www.stereozeitgeist.com