“The majority of these songs sound as if they’ve been lingering in the ethos forever, uncannily familiar yet edgy enough to catch immediate attention and resonate well beyond.” - Goldmine

"One of the most reputable singer-songwriters in the Austin music scene today." - KUTX Radio Austin

"A groovy album with a ’70s vibe. Invisible Lines is electric." - Americana Highways

"Recalls records from the Jayhawks, Drive-By Truckers, and Uncle Tupelo, blending acoustic, electric, and pedal steel guitars around smooth, upper tenor vocals." - Texas Monthly

"An album that resonates...a neat piece of country-rock. Handsomely rich with engaging songs and musicality" - AmericanaUK

“Supremely tasteful arrangements keep excess far at bay…Stevens modestly but confidently knocks Invisible Lines out the the park.” - The Big Takeover

"Steady and creative...engagingly melodic." - Austin360

"In that sweet spot of pop-rock represented by guys like Bruce Springsteen, Jackson Browne, John Cafferty, Tom Petty, Don Henley, and others." - DittyTV

"A spot-on rocker combining late 70’s Petty and Seger wood paneling tavern tones and a courageous Drive-by Truckers anthemic mission." - Glide Magazine

"Finds a light in the darkness." - Wide Open Country