Cricketbows

"Rather than falling in league with other indie bands of their ilk, Diamonds is the kind of arresting record that dashes ahead of the pack and is far more likely to lead to well-deserved comparisons to Jefferson Airplane, Led Zeppelin, Grateful Dead, Fleetwood Mac, The Beatles and other celebrated wind warp- ers. If you’re unacquainted, now is the perfect time to join the band in their dazzling, colorful smoke cloud."
-Ghettoblaster Magazine (USA)

"If psychedelically tinged old-school rhythm-n-blues, gospel, blues, funk, country, and of course Rock is your cup of tea, don’t ignore this offering!"
-Russian Association of Independent Genres (Russia)

"With the spaceship firmly rooted in the bearded feedback of most of the 70s, Ohio Son Rev. Chad Wells offers us even a needed dose of psychedelic punk blues."
-Skogsgospel Magazine/Blog (Sweden)
http://www.facebook.com/Skogsgospel

"One-time Jackalopes singer Rev Chad Wells took a hard left turn from his punk and hard rock roots in 2010 when he released the psych-rock album, Home, under the moniker Cricketbows. The homemade prog-rock draws equally from folky Roky Erickson/Syd Barrett-style acid-casualty songs and extended Krautrock-esque epics and is a far cry from The Jackalopes’ Misfits-inspired sound."
-Don Thrasher (USA)
http://www.thebuddhaden.net

"It’s fantastic. Full of guitar riffs that sound far away yet keep my attention directly on them, vocals that fit in extremely well with the dimension-bendingly futuristic sound. It’s just an impressive album that allows you to let your body go limp and sway with the music, as it will capture you in its creativity. I can’t wait to hear more from Cricketbows and Mycocosmic Transmission is great."
-Elusive Little Comments Blog (UK)
http://www.elusivelittlecomments.blogspot.co.uk


"Okay for a more challenging listen, we have the acid drenched trip presented by head guru Rev. Dr. Chad Wells (celebrated Tattoo Artist and lead droog in the legendary punk band The Jackalopes) – do not listen to this while operating heavy machinery!"
-Powerpopaholic (USA)
http://www.powerpopaholic.com/