“You might as well give it up – some bands just can’t be labeled. Even when a genre of music makes up one-third of their name, Folk Family Revival is one such defiant band. Folk they are not. Folk/alt. country/americana/rock is more like it. This young quartet of three brothers and a childhood friend out of Magnolia, Texas also defy their ages. They are all in their early 20s, but with a mature artistry of musicians twice that.”
Janet Goodman, Music News Nashville
“Don’t be mistaken, though: whereas other groups choose pop gleam over country grit, Folk Family Revival is polished enough to shine yet still ragged enough to charm. Whether they’re breaking your heart or rocking your face with a fiddle-screamin’ runaway-banjo get-down, they do it with undeniable chemistry and a wealth of musical inspiration, including alt-rock, bluegrass and folk…They may be new on the scene, but these guys could make it big.”
Kevin Allen, Texas Music Magazine
“Folk Family Revival is one of those bands that could open for a mainstream Nashville country act, an indie folk band or even bands like Beaumont’s country and folk-tinged Ruxpins or Ramblin’ Boys, which integrates punk rock into their particular brand of country.”
Beth Rankin, Beaumont Enterprise
“The fact that a young band can produce a mature album like last year's Unfolding their first go 'round is an impressive feat [the album] incorporates traditional themes of spirituality, love and life on the road with a cohesive country sound that is as comfortable as it is unique.”
Kelly Dearmore, Dallas Observer
“'Unfolding' is quite possibly the best debut album from any band that we've heard in the past ten years.”
Bob Worden, KQBR Lubbock
’Unfolding’ remains a very interesting album from beginning to end. While you listen to this beautiful debut album realize that you are listening to a few gems that have sprung up in the music world.”
Rootstime.be [Belgian Online Publication]
