Time Out London Concert Preview March, 2008  
  Mojo Velvet Rut Review December, 2007  
Emerald City Concert Preview October, 2007
Uncut Velvet Rut Review September, 2007
Minor 7th Velvet Rut Review August, 2007
Rock ‘n Reel  Velvet Rut Review August, 2007
One Lonely Horn Velvet Rut Review July, 2007
Richmond Times-Dispatch Interview July, 2007
MusicOMH Velvet Rut Review June, 2007
SubbaCultcha Velvet Rut Review June, 2007
God Is In The TV Mantra EP Review June, 2007
  Me and Thee Blogspot  Interview June, 2007  
Room Thirteen Velvet Rut Review June, 2007
C-ville Weekly Velvet Rut review March, 2007
The Mic Article March, 2007
Stave Magazine Velvet Rut review February, 2007
       


A few blurbs about The Velvet Rut

"Brilliant gutter blues multi-instrumentalist Curreri's Velvet Rut [is a] record at once unruly, poetic, and seductively badass."  -- Time Out London

"Why Curreri is not better known is a mystery. These songs sparkle like stars on a cold night. 5 STARS" -- MOJO

"A riveting trip, his best yet. 4 STARS" -- Uncut

"Truly, this is a beautifully crafted record, a solid sonic eruption, psych-folk of earthly dimensions." -- London Calling
 
"Stands as modern American poetry.  It has everything from Lou Reed to Mojo Nixon, all combined into some funky blues that would make even Tom Waits' mouth water." -- Emerald City

"A dark and intimidating sonic assault on the mind... a lyrical master class.  Paul is a true avant-garde Americana poet -- a deeper and darker hybrid of John Cooper Clarke and Beck -- and one heckuva guitarist." -- Maverick

“Brave and eclectic.” – The Skinny    
   
"While his lovely missus trades in sun-kissed Americana, Curreri is an altogether darker brew.  The Velvet Rut opens with rumbling hints of the Velvets.  The album’s lyrics are a stew of anger and menacing images as he works his way through fingerpicking and leg slapping blues.  This could well see his dark wit and deft playing breaking out into a far wider audience."  – Birmingham101