Grace Potter: Nothing But The Water (CD+DVD)

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"GRACE POTTER AND THE NOCTURNALS musizieren mit großer Leidenschaft und dem nötigen Feuer. "Nothing But The Water" ist nicht nur ein Album ohne nennenswerte Ausfälle, sondern überzeugt mit sensiblem Fingerspitzengefühl und betört den Genre-Fan durch die Bewahrung traditioneller Blues-Soul-Funk-Gospel-Werte und lässt schließlich andere aufstrebende Bands dieser musikalischen Herkunft ziemlich alt aussehen. Ein gelungener Schritt in die richtige Richtung." (hooked-on-music. de)

"This may be the hottest thing to come out of Vermont since...what was the name of that band again? Anyways, we got a whiff of what is to come on Grace Potter's sophomore album, Nothing But The Water, and with a rock, funk, and soul-charged repertoire, we like what we hear. The new album hits stores in May and they'll be performing a number of CD Release shows on the East Coast. No need to find the proper setting, we can't think of a room this sound wouldn't warm." (Jambase. com)

"Potter sings of jilted love and jealousy, it's hard to believe she's only 21. The band's sound echoes music that's older than the band members themselves; they're influenced by musicians that came of age in the 1960s and '70s, from the Rolling Stones to J. J. Cale, The Band to Bonnie Raitt, Otis Redding to Little Feat, Dire Straits to Talking Heads." (The Burlington Free Press)

"Like Bonnie Raitt on her best day ever, like Tina Turner on a granulated sugar high, like Bette Midler and Janis Joplin dueting the theme from "Annie," Grace Potter can flat out crank when she feels the need. And she does." (The Connecticut Valley Spectator )