Reviews
Prog ET+
“Quivira delivers a work of great maturity, fully deserving a place in any progressive‑rock enthusiast’s collection, but also among all passionate music lovers.”
Scott’s Song by Song
“Fans of symphonic classic prog will love the hell out of this album!”
Nonsolo Prog Rock
“Quivira is an album that doesn’t merely chase the “gold” of old Prog legends, but finds its richness in the pure quality of its sonic material. A recommended listen for anyone who loves narrative, evocative, authorial Progressive Rock.”
Loud Enough? Magazine
“Eleven tracks of music filled with rich melodies, prog complexity, and symphonic and classical styles for a sound that is expressive, atmospheric, narrative yet warm and easily accessible.”
ProgRogue
“Surely, among the top candidates for album of the year but unchallengeable winner of debut of the year!”
Profilprog.com
“With QUIVIRA, Lisa, John, and Jake offer a convincing marriage of two ways of creating an album: yesterday’s and today’s.”
Mr Bowler’s Views
“Quivira is a truly impressive record: beautifully written, finely produced, and wonderfully executed. I’ve never been the biggest fan of American prog…but this album completely won me over. Highly recommended!.”
Progressive Rock Journal
“Quivira emerges as one of the year’s most compelling Progressive releases, a work of structural integrity, thematic clarity, and enduring resonance.”
Plus Prog de Vous
“Unfolds like a twenty-first century road trip.”
Rockliquias
“Solid gold in the form of spectacular, carefully crafted, thoughtfully composed, astonishing pomp-prog.”
areARock
“…where can you find, today, an album this complete, this rich, and this surprisingly effective—at least in the world of progressive rock?”
Maly Leksykon Wielkich Zespolów
“’Quivira’ is, in my opinion, a sure-fire candidate for one of the best prog-rock debuts of 2026.”
Progressive Voyages
“I think I’ve found nirvana here with this symphonic delight!”