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"...their band plays "folk rock with thorns," but I think they're underselling themselves. They've just put out a terrific double CD, "The Perfect Shade of Green," with two dozen tracks that are just as much rock as folk, with plenty of great hooks and twists along the way." - Ross Riahala, The St. Paul Pioneer Press "Disc one of “The Perfect Shade of Green” is all soaring vocals and interweaving harmonies. Kyle and Noller’s voices mesh well over the instrumentation. Strong major key melodies in songs like “Living Atop” and “Singing the Obits” keep the album grounded and pleasing without being boring. It’s an entertaining indie-folk-rock romp." - Conrad Shoenleber, The Minnesota Daily "This album is beautiful, complicated, and most importantly very good." - Paul Mall, Sputnik Music Review Site Indie Music Digest Listeners Guild Indie Shark BluesBunny Sputnik Music Rock n Roll View Skope Magazine Maverick Magazine Subba-Cultcha Leicester bangs The Villager Borangutan Misplaced Music Radio Pop Magazine Heaven
 "Skittish has released a distinctive and vibrant album that offers a refreshingly innovative reading of the much-popularized indie folk-rock genre...Tragedy of the Commons is an excellent example of how a compelling artist like Noller can explore a wide range of musical interests and make them work together. " 4/5 ---- Jason Morelyle, MusicCritic.ca #181 on the CMJ College Music Charts in April 2006!! ---- CMJ Magazine “Skittish is a band that has been skimming along under the radar, but that should change as soon as more of the people with great taste, who frequent mp3 blogs, hear the music. It's by turns, folksy and then indie flavoured, but more than these it's very, very good” ---- SixEyes BlogSpot “It is quite possible that Skittish has put out the best album for the summer that I have ever heard...if you are looking for that perfect album to roll down the windows and crank up, then look no further it’s right here.” ---- All Ages Zine, Chicago 8-06 Brainerd Dispatch Interview the punk site all ages zine music for robots music critic Cord Magazine The Red Alert a-sides and b-logs sixeyes blog RIFT magazine 30Music
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