Midwest Farmer's Daughter

Rolling Stone - 4 stars out of 5 -- "[T]he vocal style is restrained yet mighty, her songcraft amazingly vivid, and the arranging instinct spot on, with a taste for retro styling that never tilts into Gramma's attic dress-up." Spin - "Crowned early on as the heir apparent to Loretta Lynn, Price lives up to the hype by marrying hardscrabble traditionalism with modern narratives on her debut album, MIDWEST FARMER'S DAUGHTER." Uncut - "'Hands Of Time' is immensely graceful and stoic: Price recounts her story over tentative stand-up bass and subtle, shifting beds of strings and Fender Rhodes." Paste (magazine) - "There are songs that tug at your heartstrings, and there are songs that encompass the emotions that run the gamut of the human experience from love, loss, confusion, anger, resilience and fear. 'Hands Of Time' does both." Pitchfork (Website) - "On her highly buzzed debut, she emerges as a woman struggling to reclaim her story from the Nashville machine and reset it in old-school honky-tonk tunes."