"Old Rochelle openly defy the glitzy Nashville machine with their sound, which not only harkens back to classic Hank Williams-era country balladeering, but draws from an incredibly wide range of other influences; folk-punk, maritime sea shanties, jazz manouche, zydeco, rockabilly, and even elements of bright, sprightly shoegaze." — Lowell Spin

"A Zydeco-washed cross between Eels, Springsteen, and '80s-era Randy Newman<" — The Hippo

"Old Rochelle have this odd mainstream-but-not-really-mainstream-at-all take on Americana." — If It's Too Loud

"A contemplative, fresh take on country... Bucky Fereke is the new King of Americana!" — Roctober Magazine

"Bucky Fereke launches a campaign of his own...that rides the skirts of Bluegrass, Americana, Country-Western and Cavalry...while blurring them all into a zesty musical stew." — Metronome Magazine