"[A] pleasing twist on your usual americana fare, a kind of son-infused cowboy treat." -- Lonesome Music, music blog

"Exceptional live music...a real and visceral experience." -- Ryan's Smashing Life, music blog

"you should know the david wax museum...a four piece folk & country & mexo-americana band out of boston led by, well, david wax, of course, a harvard alum who, i've been told, has spent time in rural mexico learning traditional folk music. that experience demonstrably informs, to great effect, the band's first album, i turned off thinking about, especially (or most overtly) on songs such as "the great unawakening," which puts to mind the loose, jangly feeling of sgt. pepper's-era beatles tunes save with a more distinctive latin flavor, and "there was a bridge," on which you'll hear both a fiddle and a jarana huasteca. much recommended." -- Anyone's Guess, music blog

"[A]mbitious fusion of North-and-Latin-Americana...Best by far is the brilliantly hypnotic and riveting “There Was a Bridge.” -- Francis Dimenno, The Noise: Rock Around Boston