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|  "The latest effort from Jennifer on Sunday, entitled Paper Covers Rock, rocks! This release from these boys from Virginia Tech is a top to bottom solid collection of guitar-driven rock. The influences of mid-Atlantic college rock forerunners Emmett Swimming and Dillon Fence can definitely be heard here, but Paper Covers Rock definitely manages to further carve out a distinctive niche for Jennifer on Sunday in today’s local mid-Atlantic scene...I can’t say enough good things about this album..."
"So many albums these days are filled with a bunch of junk and only one or two keepers. Paper Covers Rock dispels that notion and packs a lot of punch for the price. End Result: Jennifer on Sunday has produced a top quality album with a distinctive sound that should propel them beyond the limits of college radio stations nationwide." - left off the dial
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|  "...every day is a holiday when you're listening to JENNIFER ON SUNDAY. One play of their song "Radio Star" is enough to convince yours truly that the title is surely prophetic. And there are more such tunes on the band's new CD, Paper Covers Rock. Amazingly, all that pop-happy, airwave-friendly sound comes from a trio--Jim Hodson (vocals, guitar), Eric Frost (drums, backing vocals), and Jake Bell (bass, keyboard, backing vocals). Plus, their logo is cool." - pop quiz, washington city paper |
|  "The band’s tenure in the biz shows up on Paper Covers Rock. Produced by Washington Area Music Association (WAMA)-favorite Marco Delmar of Recording Arts Studio, the album sounds polished and is well-ordered." - on tap magazine |
|  “What separates this band from the mainstream…is the uncompromising and unique voice of singer Jim Hodson and his band of merry men.” - unsung hero |
|  “. . . a live show that must be seen to be truly appreciated . . . an explosion of multiple musical influences and energy.” - the collegiate times |
| | “. . . a guitar driven pop-rock band that combine lyrics that encourage yearning and laughing.” - dcity music | | | | | |
