On the Line

Rolling Stone - "As glorious as the sound of this thing is, glinting with letter-perfect `70s-'80s rock sonics and touches of 21st-century psychedelic irony, the songs are the show, written by a woman of a particular age from a perspective well past jaded -- she's been there done that -- swung back around to a wide-eyed, faintly zen reportage." Rolling Stone - Included in Rolling Stone's "The 50 Best Albums of 2019" -- "The finale may be the most cathartic two minutes of music you hear this year." Entertainment Weekly - "It's the richness of her telling that makes LINE bloom fuller with every listen: crystalline anthems built for barstools, open roads, and dark nights of the soul." Entertainment Weekly - "In a voice as rich as whiskey, she tells the tales only a woman who's lived and learned and loved (sometimes too much, sometimes not enough) could know." Billboard - "Bolstered by cuts like 'Wasted Youth,' the veteran indie rocker's storytelling excellence is on full display in her first full-length since 2014's THE VOYAGER." NME (Magazine) - 5 stars out of 5 -- "There's always been a cinematic quality to Jenny Lewis' storytelling, and in painting pain, heartbreak, infatuation and hedonistic escape in bright brushstrokes, her fourth solo album ON THE LINE shimmers like a gaudy neon sign marking the entrance to a dive bar." Paste (magazine) - "ON THE LINE is absolutely dazzling. It sounds decidedly grown up, mature both lyrically and musically, and it's a spectacular studio effort." Clash (Magazine) - "[I]t's strong addition to a stellar body of work and another welcome showing from one of music's most consistent and underrated performers."