"Think Gillian Welch, think Joni Mitchell, think Eva Cassidy alive and well, and you're still nowhere near. Appalachian-spawned, Wisconsin based Christine Costanzo does sparse, acoustic-folk fragility like all and none of the above...Play "Big Sky" in a pitch black room and you're immediately transported to horse-land praries, windswept wide-open highways and grassy foothills..." Splendid.com, 3/1/04

"Madison soloist Christine Costanzo evokes the bygone whisperings of Joan Baez, Neil Young and even the Dead with her debut CD, "Big Sky"...her dreamy, poetic songs effectively weave the genres of country, folk and rock without getting mired in the land of neo-hippie cliche." The Shepard Express, Milwaukee's Weekly Newspaper, 4/22/04

"Costanzo's playing and singing have the starkness of Gillian Welch...with an introspective streak a mile wide...she lets her music invite you into her world." The Green Man Review, 9/03