“One of the more intriguing albums I've heard in a while, Grassman's 58-minute opus is a unique mix of bombastic prog rock, piano pop, and opera,” said Mark Moring, Editor for Christianity Today, in a May, 2010 article. “The versatile Texan says she drew on 1930s influences such as Duke Ellington, Dinah Washington, and Frank Sinatra to write these songs, which she hopes will encourage listeners through the recession as those artists did during the Great Depression. A concept album laden with classical and theatrical flourishes, Serpent Tales progresses through songs of confusion and sadness ultimately arriving at joy and peace.”

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"One of the more intriguing albums I've heard in a while, Grassman's 58-minute opus is a unique mix of bombastic prog rock, piano pop, and opera."
Mark Moring, Christianity Today
 
“Jennifer Grassman has a voice all her own in a world of conformity.”
Brian Ray, Bassist & Guitarist for Paul McCartney

Serpent Tales and Nightingales is ... "a swirl of lush arrangements and emotional, tumultuous lyrics. There are tempestuous pianos, crashing drums and velvety vocals."
Joey Guerra, The Houston Chronicle

“I find myself escaping to another world when I hear these songs.”
Catherine Lu, Associate Producer, Houston NPR | KUHF

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