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“I am gonna dip my quill in the well for Moss Mountain Project.  Tim Ouillette sings and plays guitar, Peter Hill is on bass and a fella named Jeff plays the drums.  The trio calls Windham home.  Among their infulences, they list gang of Four, Django reihardt and Kraftwerk.  Clearly they have a fine taste in music while also producting some superb stuff of their own.  Ouilette’s voice could rasie the dead on one song, and then it is downright calming on another...”

- Aimsel Ponti Portland Press Herald

 

“Catfish Grouper Snapper, Moss Mountain Project's long awaited debut album, has finally graced the public with its uniqueness and artistry. Besides being a solid studio album, these fellows have created an interesting sound. Imagine Nick Cave singing songs written by John Lennon while incorporating a country feel..”                                        -Leonid- Boston Noise
 
“If Factory Records had spent their time producing folk outfits instead of punk-funk and pop-rock acts then the output might have sounded something like this.                                             - Paul Villers Americana UK, Liverpool

 

“Kicked up Johnny Cash? Jazz-grass?  Moss Mountain Project’s sound is as diverse and unpredictable as the weather in Maine.”

                                     - Jason Hjort Portland

“I’m excited about the Moss Mountain Project.  They write narrative songs - one was about whisky and TV which inspired an ‘I Love Whisky’ shout from the audience.  Described as lounge jazz-grass and post punk lounge, the mountain boys’ sound is uniquely intoxicating.  Frontman Tim Ouillette has the voice of a man-siren, with his growling sing-shouts and quiet falsettos enticing us . . .If you haven’t heard/seen Moss Mountain Project, you must.  Immediately.  Tonight.”                                   - Amy Martin Portland Phoenix