Released on Joe Boyd's Hannibal label here was a band rooted in Thompson/Swarbrick Fairport but also a snatch of the Velvet Underground and a sprig of The Byrds. The Eighteenth Day Of May evoked a legendary era, and now they are a justifiably legendary band too." - KLOF Mag
"A chiming psych-folk classic" - 9/10 UNCUT Magazine
The mid-2000s folk revival was as surprising as it was delighting and few records from that period possess the springtide, bucolic mythos of the self-titled debut by The Eighteenth Day of May. - 5/5 Shindig
