"Georgia-based Blues rocker,
guitarist, and singer/songwriter Edelstein plays straightforward
Blues-touched rock and roll. The writing is strong while his band accents
the classic guitar riffs on both rockers and ballads."
*** Creative Loafing - Charlotte, NC (June 2007) ***
"Nick matches immaculate phrasing
and speed with soulful, tasteful melodies!"
*** Lexi Tabback, The Piedmont Review (Atlanta, GA) ***
"Tasteful Blues Rock is on the
menu from Atlantan Nick Edelstein, whose album 'Ripple' features him
tearing through tunes both bluesy and funky; there's a little Stevie Ray
in there, some Hendrix and even a twinge of the Red Hot Chili Peppers from
the rhythm section of Scott Brown on bass and Monty Coursey on drums."
*** Flagpole - Athens, GA (December 2006) ***
"4 stars! Nick gives us a
sophisticated take on rock, while at the same time managing to leave a
certain rawness still intact thereby giving the whole sound a greater
depth of feeling than you generally expect from this approach . . ."
*** The BluesBunny (U.K.) ***
"Imagine if Skynyrd were starting
up today — post Atlanta Rhythm Section, post Red Hot Chili Peppers. That's
the feeling I get with Nick Edelstein. Songs like "Kentucky Sun" and
"Tripping" are great live, under the sun with drink in hand. "Sign From
Above" is old-school pop, like Styx or Kansas."
*** Southern Fried Magazine (May 2007) ***
"Pretty-boy presence ... coy-ish
appeal ... a breath of fresh, understated sensuality. Nick obviously likes
Rock, which adds a funky edge to his Blues expression ... I got a taste of
Santana and even a little Van Halen. He's sneaky with it. Ladies, you'll
have a hard time deciding whether to bake him some cookies or mess up his
hair!"
*** Kim Frazier, Gophertunes.com ***