Ware River Club is one of the best band I ever heard! I think it is a masterpiece. Listen to it all the time!! Great album!

With a crispy, greasy outer layer of roots rock and Americana, the beat-up, well-lived sentiments of the rural Everyman, supported by a substantial center of spongy songwriting, meaty rhythmic drive and the central structure of a well-told story, the Ware River Club imparts a steady, reliable collection of songs you can sink your teeth into. They aren't flashy, they aren't aiming to knock your socks off, but you might find that you have forgotten to breathe... that you are clutching your pencil a little too tight... that you are straining to hear the next line in this relentlessly engaging work.

Hebert is a gifted writer with a mellow, lightly raspy voice that sounds like a Bay State John Prine. This album reveals Hebert's cinematic feel for lyrics, especially in "Midnight" and "Cathedral" (a metaphor for a couple's relationship). The songs are probing, angular, and strikingly unusual. It's a mature rock album and an intregral addition to a discriminating CD collection.