Music Strangelet nineteeneighties Virginia Creeper Mobilize Ladies' Love Oracle Storm Hymnal Jubilee Copperopolis Mighty Joe Moon Fuzzy GRANT LEE PHILLIPS Strangelet - Reviews “Still at the top of his game …with a dozen songs that crisscross between anguish and optimism, discord and salvation, crafted with the deftness of a poet and the ingenuity of a composer. Phillips has made perhaps his most intimate recording yet.” - Amazon “…always elegantly sung and recorded … the new album [offers] gems on par with those of his previous band.” - Billboard “[Strangelet] strives after hope, if not glory, building to a rare expression of life's enriching possibilities for a sensitive, singer songwriter whose taut poetic visions are wrapped in a sun-streaked romanticism.” - No Depression “Blessed with pure pop sensibility and a creamy vocal style, Phillips' guiding principles are still subtlety and understatement. [Strangelet] is one of his finest to date.” - Detroit Free Press “..a collection of reliable, trust worthy tunes. And in this day and age, that's saying a lot.” - Filter “Sixteen years into one of the most joyously melodic careers of our age…Phillips is writing the most intimate songs of his career …” -Goldmine “An old fashioned crooner for the Nirvana Generation, Phillips wields a dark, smoky voice that's one of the great instruments in music today.” - Paste “Throughout [the new album], Phillips' restrained tenor remains a thing of beauty and helps to further sharpen material whose impact deepens with each listen.” - Performing Songwriter “…the album rings with integrity, continuing the threads of mythical Americana via glam and folk rock that have always been Phillips' musical bread and butter.” - PopMatters “”The gripping “Strangelet” strives for a tricky balance of darkness and light…and succeeds thanks to the raw charisma of [his] vocals. Grant Lee Phillips rarely disappoints….” -SPIN