A review by Adam Heimlich that appeared in the June 11-17, 1997 issue of the New York Press…

An allegedly local singer-songwriter whose low profile casts a captivating silhouette, Edith Frost writes songs that combine folk poignancy with Beatlesque elegance. Her self-titled debut EP and new album Calling Over Time offer glimpses of distinguished grace, like a rare bird in flight — all the yearning devotion of Mazzy Star or Palace, but without the attitudinal posturing.