EVE AND THE LAST WALTZ
STRAIGHT UP TO THE SKY
Rhythm Ace/Border/Icare

"A waltz that impress"

Itīs been a few years since Eve and the Last Waltz
debuted with the album "Love Boat".  
Musically speaking it hasnīt changed much since then.
It is still a kind of music that demands attention
from the listener. Itīs music that doesnīt fit in.

Itīs Eva Lalanders magic and self-evident voice.
And that is just the way it is supposed to be.
Eve and the Last Waltz is a band that seem to 
have full control of everything they do and seem 
also to know exactly what they want.
It will take this band far. Of course not sales-
wise but on every other level.

Even though the influences are evident (and always
have) itīs always been tricky to pin down just where
to file this band. If I had to I would put them 
somewhere under lo-fi pop. They always have strong 
pop songs in the bottom even though the instrumentation 
is odd and the arrangements point at many directions.
The sound has something old about it and pulls towards 
vintage mono recordings (in a positive way). 
That sums this CD up nicely.

Peter Johansson, Musiklandet, swedish music site