01. One Colour More (3:35)
02. In Bocca al Lupo (4:47)
03. Owl and Boy (5:25)
04. Papusza and the Crows (5:22)
05. Civilized Sadness (3:36)
06. J'arrive à la ville (6:34)
07. When the Strangest Weeds Take Hold (6:23)
08. September (3:45)
09. Wide the Wonder - Wild the Hunger (5:15)
 
If ever there were an artist that couldn’t be pigeonholed, it could more than likely be Wendy McNeill of Canada. She swiftly shifts from sexy and sultry-bordering-on-masochistic to a haunting waltz backed by a looped angelic voice that belongs on Goldfrapp’s ‘Utopia’, each cleverly opposing one another but combined to build what is often a kooky and colourful, occasionally macabre masterpiece.
Wears The Trousers Magazine UK 

Some might call it folk noir—pish! It’s far more brooding than that—imagine a female-fronted Gogol Bordello crawling through molasses and holding hands with Stephin Merritt.
See Magazine, CA 

McNeill’s deft language is enhanced by a musical landscape that weaves a host of orchestral textures and layers of her vocals together, exquisitely aching and beautifully realized.
Vue Weekly, CA