Letters to Cleo | Lollipop Magazine

Kay Hanley – Cherry Marmalade – Review

January 3, 2003

This gal defines pop anthems, with smooth, sweet, slick tunes that are lusciously singable and an adorable, clear voice.

Letters to Cleo – Go! – Review

December 1, 1997

Although Go! does not quite capture the original vitality and rawness of the band’s sound, what it does is give us some incredibly sweet, catchy pop songs.

Safe And Sound – Review

November 1, 1996

An outstanding collection of music from some of Boston’s finest musicians, assembled in response to the 1994 shootings of two women’s health care workers.

The Craft Soundtrack- Review

June 1, 1996

Jewel, All Too Much, Elastica, and Spacehog all pretty much fall short, although Graeme Revell’s “Bells, Books and Candles” has an incense-filled aura.

Spirit of ’73 – Rock For Choice – Review

October 1, 1995

A good cause does not necessarily make good music. An array of female artists (Aren’t men allowed to support the cause?) cover a buncha crap ’70s songs.

Letters To Cleo – Aurora Gory Alice – Review

December 1, 1993

It remains comfortable, accessible. Kay Hanley’s vocals travel from innocent, child-like tenderness to raw rage and back again without missing a beat.