"Heartfelt and unabashedly old-fashioned music…. There are a lot of flashier bands in bluegrass, but few that sound so utterly comfortable with traditional music—or music that suddenly sounds traditional. Part of the reason for that is the quintet's father-and-son team: fiddler Paul Mullins, who put in some time with the Stanley Brothers, plays with soulful economy; while his offspring, Joe Mullins, chimes in effectively on banjo and brings an expressive tenor voice to the mix. Rounded out by nimble guitarist and frequent lead singer Mark Rader, mandolinist Gerald Evans Jr. and bassist Mike Clevinger, the group displays considerable instrumental finesse too."—Washington Post