Sarah Benck and the Robbers: Press

"This band has never failed to create that impression of future possibilities: the songs are there, the live performance is electric, and the band rocks til it hurts."

"...she is extremely reserved and soft-spoken; one could almost even say meek, but when shes onstage, theres no doubt she belongs there as she jams on that Gibson hollow-body guitar, singing as if her vocal chords were attached to her soul. To say she has a powerful voice is an understatement."

"On the new album, Benck continues to lean on a voice that's equal parts Bonnie, Ricki, and Joni, sung over tunes that are equal parts Van Morrison, Black Crowes and Spin Doctors. At the age 23, Benck's voice is still growing, though it's already bigger than her 5-foot nothing frame. The fact that the music lies somewhere between Americana, R&B, chick pop and good-time rock is surprising and respectable, especially since she's well aware that she's doing it from the heart of indie. Benck never caters to the mode o' day of the Creek/indie/slacker nation -- where Omaha just happens to be the capitol -- and that's just the way she wants it -- preferring pop to pap."

"The second release from this Omaha based combo sees them turn in a confident and accomplished set of soul and funk infused rock, with the prerequisites for the successful delivery of their chosen genre all firmly in place."

"The combination of the soft acoustic guitar and Sarahs beautiful, sincere vocals send shivers down my spine. This band is extremely talented and has a bluesy swagger that will knock you on your ass."