“Kane weaves dense webs of mysterious sound that will leave you breathless…” – Matthew Moyer, Popnihil / Orlando Weekly
____________________ “…Kane’s ‘Irritations, Inflammations and Uprisings’ is possibly the best saxophone album I’ve heard in decades…her lifetime of experience puts her in a unique position of relevance as a new generation of listeners seek meaning in the current world of Experimental Music….” – Irman Peck, Cellist
____________________ “…free-jazz informed, self-taught technique with a very kind of punk rock attitude…” – Chris Forsyth, musician interview, Bandcamp Daily
____________________ “…really intense spaced out rockin’ stuff. Highly recommended to people who think it would be fun if John Coltrane, Captain Beefheart, Guru Guru, Material, Massacre and F/i could all play together…” – Jerry Kranitz, Aural-Innovations
____________________ “…an edge sharp enough to carve a roast with…a sonic exploratory of textured harmonics… just the ones your music teacher forgot to mention.” – Brent Black, Critical Jazz
____________________ “…commitment to the jagged, intense edges of the spectrum. Not exactly easy listening, but you can get absolutely lost in this.” – Delarue, New York Music Daily
____________________ “…living chords of sheer power…” – Nicole LePera, Sun Journal ____________________ “Music that behaves like a living organism… real, visceral… fun; really.” — Allen Lowe, Facebook review of “Forever Banned”
