REVIEWS

LA WEEKLY -

"You can’t do much better than silky-voiced sirens Linda and Laura Good together known as The Twigs. Imagine the sweetest of melodies topped with intricately layered vocals delivering lyrics of unaffected universal appeal, and you’ve got a bead on The Universe Tonight…The gals’ unplugged version of “All Day and All of the Night” is how the Kinks shouda done it in the first place."

BUCKETFUL OF BRAINS, LONDON, UK -

“…songs that show a combination of strength and vulnerability…their harmonies are among the most gorgeous in the business. The album has a bit of hippie vibe, being a deft combination of a little folk, a little psych and a lot of pop…beautiful harmonies and jangle dance around some dark, ominous keyboard…you’ll never hear another one like it!”

ROLLINGSTONE.COM -

“The Twigs took the elite hometown crown at Chicago’s Double Door to new heights of pure pop ecstacy…enchanting, lush, a very emotional set. Great stage presence, powerful vocals- catch them now, or suffer the stadium later!”

CHICAGO MAGAZINE - “Homegrown grrrlish charm…winning.”

PLAYBOY MAGAZINE –

“Their music has drawn comparisons to Tori Amos and Laura Nyro, but the treasure of The Twigs…is (the CD’s) candor and dignity…Infectious power pop”.

MUSIC CONNECTION -

“A darker version of Bangles-meets-Beatles alt pop. The girls can rock too.”

CHICAGO SUN-TIMES - “A bold perspective.”

DAILY HERALD -

“Like a beautiful woman (or man) who also happens to have the I.Q. of a genious, it’s easy to get caught up in the lush seductive beauty of the Twigs’ music and not always appreciate what’s going on underneath…there’s quite a lot going on, lyrically and musically.”

VIRTUALLY ALTERNATIVE -

“The Indigo Girls meet Sarah McLachlan on the edge of an enchanted forest, while hostess Tori Amos serves up a gentle blend of jasmine tea.”

POP MATTERS -

"their soft, feminine voices in the forefront of the mix to emphasize vocal harmonies and blend the sounds with that of instruments in lush and clever arrangements"