Grace & Speed starts out all spry and chirpy with a little
spiritual reflection called “However Many Takes It Takes”. That is
essentially the album’s blue-sky folk moment. Toss in assorted
percussive and electric guitar chatter, most of which comes from
Heidinger’s Apparitions mates, and things get a little cloudier. By the
time you hit “The Streets Is Full of Creeps”, which would be the album’s
highlight were it not so uncomfortably topical, night has fallen.
That’s when Grace & Speed takes on an altogether darker hue.
—The Lexington Herald-Leader, April 27, 2007
