Reviews of the 2007 self-released Twilight Revival EP...
“A blend of 80s college rock and indie Americana but not a simple recipe... Twilight Revival is reveling in the collaborative process... Don't slap a label on these guys.”
--Kyle Koster - The Chicago Sun-Times

“An incredible work . . . Twilight Revival's eponymous EP is five, no-doubt bullseyes . . . each song unique and brilliant, together a piece of art . . . This five song EP has more soul than most albums . . . With the proper exposure, the Chicago music scene will explode with this band."
-- Dish - PopCulture.com

“Plenty of bands draw inspiration from Wilco, but few are doing it with as much verve and songwriting skill as Chicago ’s Twilight Revival . . . the foursome add an enticing dimension to today’s Americana sound on their confident debut. . . Bright, shimmering lead guitar . . . Reminiscent of Paisley Underground, Reckoning-era R.E.M and the Replacements."
-- Adrien Bergrand - PopMatters

“After barely a year together, Chicago's Twilight Revival has managed to attract a loyal fan base with an infectious blend of Indie Rock riffs and rootsy Americana textures. The quartet's self-titled debut EP is likewise an effective combination of blustery Rock volume and Folk Rock subtlety that delights in big hooks and fantastic vocal harmonies . . . an R.E.M./Replacements keg party with a Wilco/My Morning Jacket hangover.”
-- Brian Baker - Cincinnati CityBeat

“Resurrecting 80’s indie . . . from the intelligently crafted indie rock fraternity, just guitars, bass, drums and ideas . . . the meandering spaces and obfuscation of early REM . . . a hint of the Boston College rock sound . . . good old-fashioned indie-rock."
-- David Cowling - Americana UK

“On their self-titled EP, Twilight Revival channel such rock stalwarts as R.E.M., The Replacements, and Wilco . . . performed with power and panache . . . obvious talent."
-- Jeff Berkwits - The Illinois Entertainer