"After about four years of relentless gigging the length and breadth of Scotland, Anton & The Colts finally unleash their debut album and a fine beast it turns out to be. "The band, based around front man and chief writer Anton O’Donnell and the mercurial would be glimmer twin, Roscoe Wilson (with a fine rhythm section in John Dunlop on bass and Dillon Haldane, drums), are one of those who sound more American than many American bands do. However there’s a boastful swagger to their gait which owes more than a little to the raunch of the Stones and the jollity of The Faces, in particular, Ronnie Lane’s contributions to the band such as on Ooh La La." Blabber 'n' Smoke

"Country Rock Deluxe From The Clydeside Delta" Rocking Magpie

"Their ace combination of rock swagger, blues groove, and the rough and tumble of Americana is one few Scottish bands can match." The Music Brewery

"Roscoe and Anton have been the finest musicians and songwriters I've known. This collection of songs has been recorded with love, time and more care than you can imagine. Sure, I love them live - Anton's voice and Roscoe's Midnight Wine Telecaster bursting through my ears, shining light and thunder... but this is something beautifully done, different entirely. Anton & The Colts are a band that kick ass on this and kick ass live, which is rare these days. Here is a record born of great musicianship, fine production and engineering and deep thinking. That violin sounds perfect -there's no other word for it. That piano on 'My Favourite Song' and Anton's finest ever vocal tore me up. I could go on endlessly, but you should just get this record. I love this album." Sir Matthew Dickson

"like Robbie Robertson & Rick Danko having a jam session in the company of Mr Jack Daniel"... Bluesbunny

"The Glasgow lot bring the country-fried soul-meets-bluegrass ruckus with the occasional thunderous edge." The Skinny