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The WireApr 9, 2025Hersh’s lyrics are pithy character portraits (“Nola nobility/And you her superhero in drugstore plastic”) peopled with lovers and wanderers (“Where are you walking?/Can I join you?”). Her lyrical brevity matches the straightforwardness of the musical set-up, as well as a well-honed confidence and swagger. [May 2025, p.60]
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Record CollectorMar 24, 2025These moonlit serenades and hand grenades are, as ever, ingenious. [Apr 2025, p.105]
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UncutMar 14, 2025"South Coast" and "Albatross", especially, are the sound of a band growing no less peculiar and wonderous for their familiarity. [Mar 2025, p.41]
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Mar 14, 2025There’s not a note wasted across these nine tracks, which conjure a dark, parched ambience akin to Nirvana’s MTV Unplugged session: that same austerity and tension.
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Apr 21, 2025While I liked it immediately, it took a long time to settle on favorite tracks; there are no obvious bangers. Still settle in, and it’s like having coffee with an old friend, familiar but occasionally surprising, kind but full of raucous humor and very, very real.
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Mar 14, 2025Midnight Concessions is another reliably compelling missive from a rare talent.
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Classic Rock MagazineMar 14, 2025This eleventh album - earthy, grain-infused Americana folk rock and eerie noir-country in tone - sounding like Hersh sinking deep into the southern soil. [Apr 2025, p.70]
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Mar 14, 2025If Moonlight Concessions doesn't quite hit the heights of Clear Pond Road, Sun Racket, and Black Pearl, it's still a worthwhile listen -- and reaffirms just how high the bar is when it comes to Hersh's music.