"Radio Pick of the Day" - The Guardian Guide, London

Advance praise for Tumble and Drag: "...serious artistic intelligence at work...quite likely to get under your skin..." - CrookedRain.co.uk, Scotland

"...sends shivers down your spine, as much for her stage presence as for the quality of the material." - Maverick Magazine, UK

"A standout act with a bright future, Mia Riddle and Her Band are stars in the making." - LVHRD MGZN

"...both charming and remarkably intellectual...not a single track should be passed up...as good as it gets." - The Owl Mag

"...a talented group with songs that will charm even the toughest of critics." - AmieStreet.com

"Stunning...a thing of rare melancholy beauty, alt-country in its most sparkling and inspiring form with humble songs to die for..." - Miswig.co.uk

"Indie torch songs for those lucky at cards, unlucky in love" - Sentimentalist Magazine

"A kind of fractured delicacy...spun around a core of steel. Distinctively memorable..." - CrookedRain.co.uk

"...a voice to die for." - Last Hours Magazine, UK

"A real-life stunningly fantastic talent." - The Mag, U.K.

"See this show." - LVHRD.org

"An understated gem full of dark beauty." - Americana-uk.com

Mia as interviewed by Amiestreet.com, US September 2007.

The Band as interviewed by Sentimentalist Magazine, US April 2007.

Mia as interviewed by Punknews, UK June 2006.

Mia as interviewed by The Mag, UK September 2006.

Born in the West, settled in the East, Brooklyn singer/guitarist Mia Riddle writes songs that are equal parts desert expanse and outer-borough street lamp spirit. Recorded at Williamsburg's Headgear Studios, producer Rod Sherwood's basement apartment, and a friend's pizzeria in Bushwick after hours, Tumble and Drag sounds as good driving up the Pacific Coast Highway as it does huddled by the heater in a tiny apartment, watching the snow pile up outside the window. the good, the bad, the beautiful, and the ugly...the music Mia and her six-piece band of transplants make, they call home.