Good Old War

"In some ways, the trio could be Philadelphia's answer to Fleet Foxes: magnificent three-part vocal
harmonies (inspired by Simon & Garfunkel and CSNY) draped over rustic, sly-but-catchy acoustic
melodies fashioned out of guitars, accordion, piano, and subtle percussion." - Seattle Weekly

"Good Old War has the feel of a group of musicians settling in and coming into their own, fully
embodying the idea of being a band" - Alternative Press

"Every song reiterates the fact that Good Old War is a band with melodic and harmonic genius. Their
voices all complement one another, but they are also strong enough to stand alone" - Stereo Subversion Review [9/10]

"Good Old War is a rising star in the indie folk world, and consistency is their strong suit, as every
song on the fifteen-track album ranges from good to fantastic. And the release date couldn't be better;
Good Old War is the indie fan's feel-good summer album of 2010." - Sputnik Music

"Good Old War has captivated me from the moment I heard Coney Island. With their follow-up, Good
Old War, I'm obviously still enamored. The trio's exploration of various sounds of style and are cause
enough to say Good Old War is a warranted step above Only Way To Be Alone." - Tastemaker Magazine

The second self-titled album by Pennsylvania indie-rock trio Good Old War is at its lush heart, an
album of immense growth. A natural evolution from the band's debut Only Way to Be Alone (Sargent
House), Good Old War radiates with warmth and vulnerability, both qualities undoubtedly cultivated
by the band's hands-on self-production, and the environment of solitude in which the album was
created.