"We heartily recommend the self-titled Angular Records debut album from Elizabeth Harper, she's from NYC, but you'd never know it."
Rolling Stone.com

"This in-demand babe is definitely worth catching before she hits the big time."
Daily Mirror, London

"Miss Harper is a local singer-songwriter who has an engaging, lush voice that is the backdrop to a 60's-style pop ballad. Never cheesy, often sultry, Harper is a refreshing breath of air with an uplifting sprit about her - get in on the ground floor ASAP."
Village Voice

"Harper has an enticing voice, great melodies, and solid songwriting with the occasional arty-quirky bits. By herself her stuff's a tad melancholy and delicate a la Chan Marshall or Elliott Smith, with her band the pop is more bubbly with a slight spice of 80's Brit-pop (the Cure, the Smiths) thrown in."
Village Voice

"There are tons of really terrible female singer-songwriters who pretend to not know anything beyond swooning and crooning over the trials and tribulations of being a woman (as if it were that bad), thus coming off totally helpless, musically, not to mention annoying. Not true with Elizabeth Harper. More akin to Chrissie Hynde than her acoustic would have you believe, Harper has a candidly lovely singing voice that's anything but sappy and, unlike that collective of ladies still stuck at the Living Room, is genuinely deserving of this high-profile bill. Also: Mason Jennings, Crooked Fingers (bowery ballroom 3/14).
Village Voice