• "It was about halfway through my first listen to the second song on the EP (“Birds In Trees”) when I had one of those, 'Holy shit!,' moments. You know, one of those times where all of a sudden you realize you’re listening to something really special. The EP is nothing short of brilliant." Can You See The Sunset Full Review

• "Like I mentioned, it’s really fun to listen to. And, no mistake about it, this is a guitar record. There is some really incredible playing here: acoustic, electric, lap-steel — it’s all great." - Muzzleofbees.com: Full Review

• Juniper Tar was one of "my favorite 10 acts from SXSW (our of 71 that I saw)." BabyStew Full List

• "Juniper Tar has really stepped  its game up in concert, unfurling a surly three-guitar attack that explodes the groups delicate melodies in all kinds of thrilling directions" - Onion AV Club  Full Review

• "There’s an underlying melancholy to this album, but enough serious guitar work to bring this album back to earth and remind you that you’re listening to a rock band." More Cowbelle Full Interview

• "...hinting at perhaps a rural Marquee Moon,” and "...multi-part harmonies that instead of being sweet actually grabs the listener by the ear –  a huge part is that Appalachian Everly Brothers DNA hoodoo of the Brothers Schleicher." The Scene, Blaine Schultz: Full Review

• "The opening track, Innerstates, could be one of the greatest songs Jay Farrar never wrote and one of the most beautiful songs I’ve heard this year..." - Front Porch Musings, San Francisco: Full Review

• "After creating a buzz around Milwaukee with their debut release To The Trees, Juniper Tar is back with a well-crafted EP that’s sure to establish them as one of the region’s premier rock and roll acts." UWM Union: Full Interview

• "Juniper Tar: the empyreumatic volatile oil obtained from the woody portion of Juniperus oxycedrus...also a great band." - Madison Music Review: Full Post