Sumptuous melodies and grooves in which McCauliffe Brothers Band take the listener on a fusion of differing influences […] that generates a calming thread of songs with a softly painted brush stroke of heart-warming mellifluous rock. — Tim, Emerging Indie Bands
They have a unique blend of rock, pop and groove music with Chris McCauliffe’s soaring guitar work and Mike McCauliffe laying down a solid foundation on bass. — Greg Petty, Boom! Magazine
A fun listen – college radio at its finest, I would recommend the album. — John Mosley, Gratefulweb.com
There’s just a feel-good quality that’s hard to ignore. It’s the kind of music you can listen to any time. This band isn’t quite as bluesy as Gov’t Mule, but if you’re a fan of Gov’t Mule & other jam bands, there is definitely a place for the McCauliffe Brothers Band in your collection. — Gary Schwind, Incognito Magazine
It’s Likely for the McCauliffe Brothers Band to find success. — Jim Pasinski, JP’s Music Blog
A good contender for bigger success. Fans of funk should like it, fans of jam bands should like it, and modern radio rock/pop fans will also take an interest. — Ryan Mowry, Ryan’s Reviews
Smooth, clean and slick guitar work. I bet they’re a fun live party band. — Dale Berkebile, Sound Convictions
Very emotionally charged & beautiful. — Damien Hughes, Queep Organic
Wow, great production, amazing sound. — Andrew Tuckman, Jambandfriendly.com
Solid musicians with good songs. — Dave Goff, FreshNewTunes.com
This gem came to me a couple weeks ago, and I’ve been listening to it non-stop ever since. Must hear new jam band […] a rock-solid band with an awesome guitarist. — Brian Bugler, ThisSongJams.com
Songs in this era don’t seem to have many good guitar solos in them, so it’s nice to hear. — Liz Leake, Undiscovered
The subtle vocals and guitar breaks are really good. — Greg Jones, Ear to the Ground Music
Chris McCauliffe’s clean-cut vocals are a rarity in the jam band scene, where musical prowess thrives but singing takes a back seat. — Hans Werksman, Here Comes the Flood
The band’s three members have plenty of chemistry and show the ability to produce strong tracks. — Tyler Confoy, The Daily Tar Heel