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"Hank’s an American original – a compelling songwriter, natural-born storyteller, and a fine, heartfelt singer with an intriguing guitar style." — Jas Obrecht, Guitar Player Magazine
"Hank is a naturally gifted musician and a wonderful human being whose talents shine brightly when he takes the stage. When he sings and plays his guitar, he lights up a room and leaves audiences charged up and wanting more." — Philip Sayce
"… old style country music with an update… mellow and melodic… vocalist has a mesmerizing bass tone to his voice…seems he’s singing directly about himself, and the mistakes he’s made." — reverbnation.com
"…reminds listeners that beyond the shock and awe of rock ‘n’ roll and beneath the fluff of pop music lies the honesty of the blues…. lyrics are devoid of pomp and circumstance or self-consciousness inherent in other musical genres….lyrics speak of the road, love, little joys and what seem almost like reworked parables of the way the world works." — Christopher Fox Graham, Verde Independent
"…prowess on the guitar, the rawness of the music and the sincerity of the lyrics…" — Cottonwood Journal Extra
"I could listen to this song ["Snakes in the Shed"] on repeat all day. The mournful lyrics go hand in hand with the sad, sorrowful sway of the electric guitar lines. You can almost smell the cheap booze on the singers voice as he drawls out the words in a way that ‘s as nostalgic as Johnny Cash and as modern as Shooter Jennings. Add in the absolutely haunting female backing vocals and you’ve got a sure fire country hit on your hands. With the melancholy acoustic guitar and understated electric solo this song could easily turn into a crossover hit on alternative radio as well." — reverbnation.com
"…deep vocals recall stories from the road, and personal moments occurring while between two places. It’s something he knows well and it permeates the album and gives it a grit that you can’t help but relate to." — Mark Lee, cincinnati.com
"Hank is a naturally gifted musician and a wonderful human being whose talents shine brightly when he takes the stage. When he sings and plays his guitar, he lights up a room and leaves audiences charged up and wanting more." — Philip Sayce
"… old style country music with an update… mellow and melodic… vocalist has a mesmerizing bass tone to his voice…seems he’s singing directly about himself, and the mistakes he’s made." — reverbnation.com
"…reminds listeners that beyond the shock and awe of rock ‘n’ roll and beneath the fluff of pop music lies the honesty of the blues…. lyrics are devoid of pomp and circumstance or self-consciousness inherent in other musical genres….lyrics speak of the road, love, little joys and what seem almost like reworked parables of the way the world works." — Christopher Fox Graham, Verde Independent
"…prowess on the guitar, the rawness of the music and the sincerity of the lyrics…" — Cottonwood Journal Extra
"I could listen to this song ["Snakes in the Shed"] on repeat all day. The mournful lyrics go hand in hand with the sad, sorrowful sway of the electric guitar lines. You can almost smell the cheap booze on the singers voice as he drawls out the words in a way that ‘s as nostalgic as Johnny Cash and as modern as Shooter Jennings. Add in the absolutely haunting female backing vocals and you’ve got a sure fire country hit on your hands. With the melancholy acoustic guitar and understated electric solo this song could easily turn into a crossover hit on alternative radio as well." — reverbnation.com
"…deep vocals recall stories from the road, and personal moments occurring while between two places. It’s something he knows well and it permeates the album and gives it a grit that you can’t help but relate to." — Mark Lee, cincinnati.com
