The Bitter Roots: Press
Review of February 12th Mars Bar Solo Acoustic Show
In a room full of chatter and the clanking of dishes, Jeff Stetson sits alone on a small stage. Unassuming in his jeans and short-sleeved tee, his smoky vocals command the attention of the room from the first line of his opening song ‘Separate Boxes’. - Candace Kludt
http://www.examiner.com/x-31570-Seattle-Local-Music-Examiner~y2010m3d2-The-Bitter-Roots-Jeff-Stetson-Commands-Your-Attention-and-Delivers
Examiner.com Review
The Bitter Roots’ music is their own unique blend of soulful vocals and guitar-driven rock. The smooth melodies lay effortlessly over drum lines that make it impossible to resist toe-tapping or head-bobbing along. - Candace Kludt
http://www.examiner.com/x-31570-Seattle-Local-Music-Examiner~y2009m11d29-The-Bitter-Roots-will-make-you-Listen
Consequence of Sound Review
While some truly great music has been created through digital manipulation, the straightforward guitar, bass, and drum combination is more difficult to find in new bands. Luckily, The Bitter Roots are on the scene to make fans remember why classic rock is classic in the first place. - Joe Marvilli