Meredith Bragg and the Terminals

Silver Sonya



Released: December 11, 2007



All Music - "Every track glistens with mystery thanks to the low-key production and Bragg's incomparable singing making this unusual album a pure delight."

washingtonpost.com - "warm and welcoming. shows a confidence in the material, and one listen through "Silver Sonya" makes it clear that confidence is well-deserved."

Harp - "quite lovely and mostly organic-sounding, a soft Elliott Smith-ish voice, a luminous guitar, and occasional forays into electronically-enhanced experiment… A strong, thoughtful outing."

Spin.com - ".his greatest gift is the conversational subtlety with which he weaves an educational tale."

Hero Hill - ".emotional tracks that draw you close, like Bragg is calling you over to tell you a secret. It's a bold choice for Bragg, but one that works well and rewards for the listener."

NPR - "With the album's stunning array of tones, it's hard to believe that guitar and vocals were the only things recorded."

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The Departures EPReleased: January 17, 2006



Entertainment Weekly - "It's pure orchestral indie rock with heart"

SPIN - "instantly accessible"

Pitchfork - (7.6) "Bragg's songwriting has grown more acute since his debut, but more impressive is the development of his sound."

Indie Workshop - "timeless and needs no references"

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Vol. 1Released: July 12, 2005



Magnet - "delicate, haunted music.Bragg is someone worth getting close to"

Paste Magazine - "Bragg's folk chamber group issues a remarkable statement without raising the volume"

Salt Lake City Weekly - "a debut ripe with beauty"

Copper Press - "infectiously catchy.chock full of memorable ballads and gentle pop confections"

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