The debut album. Blue Horse bears the distinct quality of having been around forever, like Tom Joad’s whispering wind, like the tilling of earth, like music itself. 

“We all love music and tried for years to find ways to keep playing – to work part time, or do whatever it took. To us, that was success.”

If you’ve ever seen a really good quilt, you know that it’s not just a “patchwork.” The hands that put it together may be from more than one artisan.

On its debut, this all-female British Columbia trio, much like kindred new traditionalist spirits like Gillian Welch, explores a carefully chosen selection of deep country, early American folk, lonesome blues and soul.

Rolling Stone