I listened to Kat live in Collierville, TN, then I got the CD. Great material! Keep it up, you have a great future!

This is a great CD....easy to listen to and a nice vibe!!!!

Kat may be a bit of Mazzy, PJ, and Hole, but what's more important is that she's all woman, and all-original. Either you've got it or you don't: that husky, sultry, note-gliding voice doesn't work for everyone. Nor can everybody pull off Kat's concise but atypical song structure. This disc is gonna get a hole worn into it, bad puns excused. From beginning to end, Kat gives you passage to where many songcrafters these days fear to tread--inside her head. The results of the journey--Kat's journey, and the listener's journey through her songs--make for time well spent. With Kat, and One Day, I recall the musical brilliance of the early-to-mid 90's and wonder to myself what it is that's lacking in the radio scene today. Track one is my fave; ever notice how one good song can quell your road rage just enough to get you home...? Good job, grrl, and thank you.

Maxwell has one of those soft, sweet-with-an-edge voices that sounds really good with rockin' melodies. It's hard to explain but think Tonya Donnelly and Belly with a splash of PJ Harvey (?) She doesn't have what you'd call a classically beautiful voice, but it's just right for this type of music. Kat Maxwell, has put out a great little CD! I say "little" because it's only 8 songs, which is bigger than an EP, but I still want more.