"The new album from the Seattle outfit is a solid blend of Americana, psych and indie-rock. Peter Sumic’s classic storytelling style is driven by a rich sonic tapestry of guitar, mandolin, banjo, pedal steel, harmonica and percussion, making Windfucker (jebivjetar) feel like a perfect companion for a long, dusty road trip."&nbsp;—&nbsp;KEXP Program Director, Chris Sanley"Forest Ray is the epitome of garage rock, a throwback to a time when every band made the most of what they had – particularly when it was very little. The retro-style coupled with the authentic analogue sound make the record all the more hypnotising and engaging." -&nbsp;LOUDER THAN WAR"Forest Ray are good at making the old sound new and the new sound old. As self-proclaimed believers in analog recordings, there is a strange physical component to their music ... their distinct blend of psychedelic rock and folksy Americana, doused with a healthy bit of nostalgia for the 1960s—would make anyone want to smoke some grass and stare at a mesmerizingly patterned tablecloth. Check them out and float.” –&nbsp;THE STRANGER, Seattle “If you want to put a fine enough point on it, Forest Ray’s often rootsy, very handmade sound could be dubbed Americana. But the Seattle band infuses that foundation with trips to the psych-rock well, and some classic pop-song construction. Lead singer/guitarist/principal songwriter Peter Sumic’s terrific, affecting tunes often sound like The Band covering Beatles songs no one knew existed.”&nbsp;- Tony Kay, Artist Home "Seattle's Forest Ray is a dyed in wool analog and psychedelic treat."&nbsp;-&nbsp;CULTURE FIEND