Eva Lalander (Hellon), Mats Grönmark (Burek V, 
Hellon), Henrik af Ugglas, Tommy Galento (Galento) 
och Robert Karlsson (Lee Marvelous) together equals 
Eve And The Last Waltz, who debuted 2003 with "Love Boat". 
What "Love Boat" sounds like I don´t know but "straight 
Up to the Sky" is a strange record that both fascinates 
and invite for resistance. Bands like Velvet Underground, 
Sonic Youth, Bob Dylan and Nicos do spring to mind when 
hearing this but it is doubtful whether they are influences 
or not.Any way Eva Lalander has a cool, decadent voice that 
I enjoy, andthe music is both ugly and beatuful, often at 
the same time.The songs and the way they are presented give 
you a bizarre and strange sensation.  The songs are in one 
way straight but also warped at the same time and just the 
fact that the record ends with a six-minute march can make 
anyone scratch their head...But it works and it fits right 
in. It sounds old-fashioned and modern at the same time. 
Here lies an atmosphere of real oldcountry and New York 
rock but I can´t call it just one thing.

Eve And The Last Waltz are simply an odd bird in the 
musical output of today.

This CD won´t suit the taste of the masses, but myself I 
enjoy most parts of the content a lot.

ROBERT RYTTMAN ZERO MUSIC MAGAZINE