BRNCD221
Release Date: 7 February 2012
"Often embarking with a lyrical wisdom beyond her years, it's no surprise that she would hit a midlife crisis early. With such a resounding sadness, it's doubtful that this will be the album to pull in new listeners, but it's certainly her most mature record, and packs a hell of an emotional punch." - AllMusic
"Furman could step out into any number of interesting directions, from gospel-soul balladry (“Down”) to shout-it-out punk garage (“American Soil”). She’s not returning. She’s certainly not standing still. She’s setting out. And that’s exciting." - Blurt Online
"While there are still a few rollicking rock ‘n roll numbers like those on Mysterious Power, they’re given idiosyncratic twists, and they sit in the midst of completely new territory for the songwriter. She still has the same smirk, the same witty lyrics, the same eye on the dark edges of the world, but the scope of the instrumentals has expanded." - Consequence