"Every generation has its chosen one and right now, this is Clark's time" - Entertainment Weekly
"Owing as much to Kurt Cobain and the Ramones as Buddy Guy and John Lee Hooker, indebted to hip-hop and psychedelia, his shape-shifting calling card EP is grounded in tradition while standing on the brink of change." - Rolling Stone
"This singer-guitarist may be the next Hendrix... churning his distorted strings into a euphoric moment of psychedelia" - New York Times
"Austin resident Gary Clark Jr., who may be the city's next big music star flashed his blend of blues, soul and rock, mixing fluid, muscular guitar with rootsy bark or a falsetto croon" - The Wall Street Journal
"This is the real thing. Where did this come from? How can this kid have this?" It's unbelievable....Gary Clark Jr. has got the stuff" - David Lynch
**** Blazing four-track EP" - People
"Gary Clark Jr. a young force steeped in old sounds.... Ten years in the making, Gary Clark Jr., is about to become an overnight sensation"- Boston Globe
"The opening cut tears into the track with a ferocity not heard since Jack White picked up a guitar. "You gonna know my name by the end of the night" Make no mistake; this is an anthem announcing himself to the world" - Examiner.com
"He consolidates Hendrix, Stevie Ray, '90's grunge, hip hop, soul and R&B into a cool mix that makes your jaw drop. He can out groove and out play any (one) on earth, but he's into songs, not showmanship"- San Antonio Current
"Funky, hip, and badass" - 98.7 Alternative Radio, Los Angeles

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