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Reviews
“The Wickershams are a group of incredibly talented musicians,
with a wickedly upbeat, Alt country sound you would expect out
of an octet. They truly personify what they are: Americana.”
- Brett Lemke, Maximum
Ink Magazine, Madison, WI
The Wickershams are proof you don't have to go to Nashville
or Austin to hear the best in Americana music being played today.
Inspired songwriting, superb musicians and sultry vocals by lead
singer Tracy Koeller make the band an as yet undiscovered treasure.
- Judith Davidoff, The Capital Times, Madison, WI
From GarageBand
Seductive Green Grass
With a hook reminiscent of 1950s Cash and 1960s Dylan and a new-millenium
vocal that is equal parts seduction and insistence, this hyped-up-and-brooding
track is a wonderful delight. It is one of those rare songs that
look back and forward at the same time. Although the lyrics are
a little heavy, they are well-written and conceptualized. The
band is a tight unit and kudos to the production! folks for giving
each instrument its space yet achieving a collusion of sound.
A well-deserving track (and band) to be noticed.
Review of Where Dead Men Lay- Vincent_Truman, Chicago, Illinois
No Doubt meets The Dixie Chicks!
The vocals in this song definitely have a "No Doubt"
feel, but the music leans more towards "The Dixie Chicks."
The hook of the song easily gets stuck in the listener's head
with its repetitious "I think I'll sing my songs to somebody
else." I think fans of Pop Radio would enjoy this song.
Review of Dusty LP - ausman33 Springfield, Missouri
Punk Country
I love this hybrid mix of genres, these strong modern women reclaim
country and plant a punk flag proudly on it's Dolly Parton twin
peaks. The playing is tight and impressive, catchy and inventive,
theatrical, coy, flirtatious, tongue-in-cheek and admirable.
This is undoubtedly infectious music and it's sure to horsewhip
even the most jaded audience into a tobaccy-chewin' thigh-slappin
linedance-prancin' frenzy. Yee-haaawww!
Review of You’re Just a Cloud. - stuartmacrae Glasgow,
Scotland, United Kingdom
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