All music by The Harrow Lyrics by Frank Deserto except "The Fall" and "The River" by Deserto/Vanessa Irena Guitar on "Milk and Honey" by Hayden Payne Art by Barrett Hiatt Mastered by Hayden Payne "Wonderfully dark and dreamy." – Fabrizio, Fame Magazine UK "The sound of early 80s synth rock infancy is kept alive and well by Brooklyn's The Harrow. Muted, mechanized percussive thuds, reverberated snare cracks and mournful vocals all point toward an affinity for the early output of bands like The Cure, Bauhaus and The Human League. Vocals are sung in a falsetto range and drenched in enough reverb to make Alan Vega of seminal NYC industrial band Suicide happy." – Dave Cromwell, The Deli "This sonic concoction is no vanilla milkshake... Vocalist Vanessa Irena’s piercing but lovely vocals are perfectly matched to the coldwave melodies of this collective. This is a brilliant start for this talented group, and I look forward to future recordings." – Elizabeth Klisiewicz, The Big Takeover "Vocalist Vanessa Irena sends chills down your spine with every dreamy note sung and the cold, steady guitar-work releases every unsettled emotion trapped in the listener’s body." – My Old Kentucky Blog "Just like the instrument which inspired the name, they are certainly elegant performers but the message they deliver is darkly addictive rather than painful." – Jonathan Leonard, Leonard's Lair "This 5-song EP reminds me of The Chameleons as well as The Cure‘s 17 Seconds. I can’t get enough of this stuff." – Matthew Berlyant, The Big Takeover