“Gut-wrenchingly raw and poetic in it’s intensity… Comparisons with Sparklehorse and early Velvet Underground seem a given… the lyrics, knifelike in their concentration, would steal all attention if it were not for the expertly restrained instrumentation that surounds them. Perfect.” – Rolling Stone
“Venomously confessional… one of the most voyeuristic and tragic musical projects in recent memory… one of the most perfectly lilting vocal styles that I’ve heard in some time… melancholy, yet hopeful… a beautifully melded combination of Galaxie 500 and Mazzy Star… so beautiful that you’ll want to repeat these tracks over and over.” – Splendid
“melancholia hasn’t been so pleasant since Stephin Merritt (Magnetic Fields) rendered 69 Love Songs” – Magnet
“Noon steps up to the mike, pours his heart out, and refuses to leave… it’s a beautiful album.” 4 stars – All Music Guide
“Breathtakingly gorgeous… refeshingly original… hounting and lovely… With exceptional songwriting, strong performances and brilliant production, The Low Lows in nothing short of spectacular.” – Los Angeles Weekly
“Fans of My Morning Jacket and Sparklehorse will weep with joy… their debut is already driving gape-jawed hipsters to mention them in the same breath as tweelitist idols BlackBox Recorder and Tindersticks.” – Austin Chronicle
“sits somewhere between early Velvet Underground and the Cowboy Junkies…strangely alluring, even beautiful.” – Chicago New City