Rebel Red

"The underlying feel of the music in the album is of a party anthem - and of summer open-air.
Powered by some wicked slide guitar from Jeff Pevar and Red's sassy voice, lead off track "Dusty Shack" recalls Tommy James and the Shondells for sheer fun, danceabilty and sing-along potential.
As title implies, the album goes from sex (the retro honky-tonk piano driving "Let's Go Home") to religion ("Pray") to politics (the anti-war "Body Count"). An ominous Tony Levin-esque bass line prods "Sittin' Purty," while the swampy "Lazy Rollin' River" has not-so-latent Creedence qualities, and give Red a place to stretch and bend phrases to their limit.
Often, Red conveys the vocal equivalent of finger-pointing in your chest, and other times she's trying to coax you in. But all the time is pure pleasure. "- David Malachowski - Daily Freeman

"... somewhere between Grace Slick and Marianne Faithfull - tons of funky blues-based grooves ... rocks like a Haight-Ashbury house party circa 1968..." - Binghamton Press & Sun-Bulletin

"Rebel Red hits all the hot buttons...Sounding somewhere between Siouxsie Sioux and k.d. lang, Rebel Red's vocal stylings will make you swoon. Rebel Red serves up Rock and Americana that's simply irresistable." - NextMusicBlog.com

"... creative and relevant rock and roll..."Dusty Shack” is one of the better independently released tracks that I have heard this year... brilliant in its meshing of guitar and voice... it just rocks." - David Bowling
- The Daily Vault

"A singer, guitarist and composer of prodigious talent.... she had the audience in the palm of her hand.....if you like Creedence Clearwater Revival and Bonnie Raitt, you will be bowled over by Rebel Red's original songs. Her tunes were all seamlessly performed and, to put it simply, Red really rocked the house." Joe Karr....Times Herald Record - Times Herald Record

"Urban sensibilities and a hankering for open spaces intertwine ... An interesting amalgam of country, downtown New York, pop and R&B influences. "
Tom Popson..... - Chicago Tribune

" A very pleasant surprise, this "Sex, Religion, Politics" - especially Red's fine lyrics which make you think about the things she sings about.... she's a big fan of Levon Helm (just like me) and you can hear that a bit in "Let's Go Home" which has something of The Band's ragtime spirit .."Lizard Belly" is another great song: great slide playing by Jeff Pevar gives you the goosebumps. "Lazy Rollin' River" has the idleness of J.J. Cale and the bayou rhythms of Creedence..." - Rootstime

"If you're a fan of Americana or Texas music, you probably already know about the latest albums released last year by such musical luminaries as Chris Knight, Hayes Carll, Reckless Kelly, Micky and the Motorcars, James McMurtry, Eliza Gilkyson, Lucinda Williams, Alejandro Escovedo, Old Crow Medicine Show, and others. Because those guys and gals get all the press, we want to tell you about the best records that you may not have heard.
#4Rebel Red - Sex Religion Politics
With a voice that sounds like a cross between Grace Slick and Jim Dandy Mangrum, Red, as the album title suggests, has something to say and says it well....." - by Steve Circeo
- Americana Music Times

"Boy, can this lady sing….. I can just picture Rebel Red playing her roots based rock in a smoky ole bar, with the audience eating out of her hands. ‘Dusty Shack’ really showcases Rebel Reds sensational voice … and the songs themselves are superb…." - John Colson - Vent Magazine

" A very pleasant surprise, this "Sex, Religion, Politics" - especially Red's fine lyrics which make you think about the things she sings about.... she's a big fan of Levon Helm (just like me) and you can hear that a bit in "Let's Go Home" which has something of The Band's ragtime spirit .."Lizard Belly" is another great song: it tells the story of homeless people .. great slide playing by Jeff Pevar gives you the goosebumps. "Lazy Rollin' River" has the idleness of J.J. Cale and the bayou rhythms of Creedence..." -Ronny Bervoets - Rootstime BE