"While Leah is low-keyed, Vanessa is more focus, dominant, swelled within shining colors. Resides in the folk fringe, her work is closer to classical. She is often accompanied by a set of sorrowful violins and piano playing. I love the Hayes Sisters. Both are simple and impressive. Listen to 'Laser Beam,' 'The Man I Love,' and 'California.'"
---Review in Polyphonic Imagery, January 2009
"It's no error; there are two musicians in one. Hayes manages to play a short duvet filled with a consoling voice and a sorrowful set of violins ("What I See"). Scary Mansion carries a soft whisper to accompany her band's somber keys. The relationship between the two (other than being siblings) is that both musicians compliment each other in sequence: Where one is dominant, the other is low-key, and it's an uneasy ying-yang pairing that creates an unbelievable manic atmosphere. Don't get me wrong, though, both musicians are impressive and and deserve their solo recognition."
---Review of Vanessa Hayes and Scary Mansion in URB Magazine, September 2007
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This is the First song we have ever posted with all the correct Leads Added. Check it out, one thing is for sure - Its Anger Ministry !! Rockstar Mitchell
your music really touched me...it is of such pure beauty like nothing i've heared in a while... thanx you for adding me, i'll come back for more soulful inspiration.
if you ever have a moment, lend me an ear, i'd appreciate it.
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