For press related inquiries email Zach: zach@jaybercrow.com

“Jayber Crow is what your ears drink because they can’t drink hot tea: warm and inviting, and possibly good for you.”

— NUVO: Indy’s Alternative Voice, November 2006

“Jayber Crow is, completely objectively, currently the best folk band in Minnesota, and I just love to sing their praises.”

— Manitou Messenger (St. Olaf College), May 2007

“These guys are awesome. Plain and simple.”

— staergetaleht.blogspot.com, April 2008

PRAISE FOR The Farmer and the Nomad EP

"[The Farmer and the Nomad gives] the sense that these two just sat down on any given back porch (overlooking an Iowa cornfield, presumably) with their instruments and equipment and hit "record." The results are breathtaking..."

— Duluth Budgeteer, October 2006

“Easily one of the best releases of the year…”

— Sliver Magazine, November 2006

“Nothing in music gives me a clearer picture of the Midwest than their debut E.P., The Farmer and the Nomad.”

— minneapolisfuckingrocks.blogspot.com, November 2007

PRAISE FOR Two Short Stories

“It's an excellent album. That isn't something I say often without qualifying it somehow, but there it is. I have nothing bad to say about this album, and every second that you spend not owning a copy is a second you're wasting.”

— minneapolisfuckingrocks.blogspot.com, April 2008

"["O My God When I Drop Dead"] is a spring weekend song, plain and simple. It's coffee, sunshine, and the sound of everything thawing."

— music.for-robots.com, April 2008

“I offer "Drinking Song of a Germinating Seed" as not only my song of the day but the anthem of my summer…[a]nd if you have not yet purchased multiple copies of Jayber Crow's first full-length album, Two Short Stories, kick yourself in the ass for all the joy that has been missing in your life and go buy it.”

— asongfortheday.blogspot.com, August 2008

“Pete and Zach are known for their intimate shows which push to give you a personal invitation to each song. But if you've heard their new album, you'll know this isn't very difficult. Two Short Stories shows a lot of new potential for their simple arrangements and story telling lyrics. They're definitely a pleasure to listen to especially when they're singing together.”

— www.bbqchickenrobot.com, February 2009

“I purchased the Two Short Stories by the midwest folk outfit Jayber Crow earlier in 2008 and I listened to it over and over again among the hills of New Hampshire. Luckily, thanks to their excellent music video for Freeze and Thaw, I have started listening to Two Short Stories again recently and it has been a welcome relief. The music video is well done and very crafty (I cannot fathom how much paper cutting was accomplished) and the song Freeze and Thaw is a hopeful, uplifting slice of woodsy folk. Just what I need. O God When I Drop Dead is another frenetic folk jam from Jayber Crow that just romps all over you for a solid 2 minutes (handclaps too!).”

— www.thestureidexperiment.com, February 2009