Tottenham Journal
"catharsis at its most blunt - and its most beautiful."
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FolkingCool.co.uk
"a solid album with its trampled heart in the right place, it’s one in the eye for the bald-chinned wannabes"
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Shakenstir
"earns its place in your record collection as a very warming and heartfelt record"
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Daily Express
"His downbeat folkish pluckings will put you in mind of Bon Iver or Elliot Smith"
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Uncut Magazine
"a lonesome American troubadour channelling personal heartbreak into art...elegantly arranged"
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The Northern Echo
"speaks volumes for Fitzsimmons' ability to convey emotion without appearing self-obsessed. "
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Independent on Sunday
"Fitzsimmons wallows wonderfully [and] his loss is the listeners gain"
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Altsounds.com
'folky songs that can make the hairs on your neck stand up – and like Iron & Wine’s Sam Beam he has a damn impressive beard.'
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Scunthorpe Telegraph
"deep and intimate with definite appeal"
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Q Magazine
"country-tinged...sweet....ripe for signposting sad moments on US TV"
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Players Club
"an ideal soundtrack to cold winter nights"
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Classic Rock Society
"a very stark album of acoustic Folk and all the better for it"
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Glasswerk
"a stunning work of emotion, warmth and above all, immense depth."
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Die Shellsuit Die.co.uk
"an album that will stay with you for a long time and rightly so"
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bbc.co.uk
"Lush, acoustic delicacy and soft, smooth-as-silk harmonies "
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Crackerjack
"the sheer beauty of his melodies and his understated soulful voice make [William's] songs totally captivating"
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XYZ Magazine
"deserves to be brought to the attention of British music lovers!...Truly beautiful"
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AllGigs.co.uk
"one to fall in love with, listenable, enjoyable and above all meaningful."
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Outline Magazine
"Lyrically astute and acoustically stunning"
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G3
"dry, intimate and the perfect album for the coming season"
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Saffron Walden Reporter
'this is catharsis at its most blunt - and its most beautiful'.
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themusicfix.co.uk
"quietly pleasing, inoffensive and mildly entertaining....a very pretty album"
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Hitchin Comet
"catharsis at its most blunt - and most beautiful"
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Virgin Music Review
"the songs start to work their way into your system from the very first listen"
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Entertainment Focus.com
"Fitzsimmons’s vocals remain gentle, spectral and touching throughout".
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London Tour Dates
"poignant, tender and beautiful"
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Washington Post
“...doleful but delicately lovely album”
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Boston Herald
"makes art and beauty out of tragedy without selling the tragedy short..."
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