“Elisabeth è una voce femminile dolce ma decisa... la sua chitarra e le sue canzoni intense suggeriscono viaggi interiori. Amalgama fluidamente più stile come pop, folk, jazz e rock; in una miscela sonora che comunica emozioni. Pop-folk elegante che metta in risalto la voce pulita della singer/songwriter. Elaborato e interessante, personale e raffinato... “
Matteo Speroni – Corriere Della Sera

“La sua scrittura si è evoluta verso una elegante ed irresistibile sintesi dei suoi linguaggi stilistici, in chiave deliziosamente pop.”
F.D.S Trento Giornale

"Elisabeth Cutler's 3rd album, Tower of Silence, features a provocative edginess that suggests she's taking chances...All of the songs gain strength from the refined, evocative jazz-pop arrangements, which are elegant and hauntingly unusual. Cutler's songs balance the personal and the spiritual... built on a foundation of pulsating rhythms... (her) work slices through; the emotion of her songs contains an undeniable thrust that's both distinct and effective."
Michael McCall, The Nashville Scene

"An elegant jazz/folk vein where the songs take a left turn whenever they get too precious."
The Boston Phoenix

"Whether we're talking about Nashville or the nation at large, the vast majority of singer/songwriters with any juice are women... the best non-Music Row types are right here in town - Elisabeth Cutler..."
Vic Garbarini (InReview)

"Cutler has emerged as a mainstay of Nashville's growing non-country scene. She writes songs that offer intelligent, introspective peeks through a multi-colored musical glass... a capable guitarist and arranger too."
Guitar Player Magazine

"Leave it to Big Bob - Bob Dylan - to once again shed light on the human condition, especially Nashville's human condition. Indeed, there are a dozen albums from local singer-songwriters I'd rather listen to than the new Dylan. A few of these artists:...Elisabeth Cutler...So thanks, Big Bob, for the insight. You reminded me that the aforementioned Nashville artists, and others, are doing very good - not merely good stuff."
The Tennessean

"Smart refined acoustic pop... the point of view is all her own. Modern pop music...mature-sounding acoustic instrumentation... experimenting with forms rather than adhering to formulas... powerful."
The Nashville Scene

"Elisabeth Cutler has one of the most fully-realized musical visions anywhere. 'Bury the Ghost' is wonderfully cohesive... beautiful voice, great ideas. She'll be a big deal before long."
Music Row Magazine

"Warmhearted vocals and well-constructed songs. "Bury the Ghost" has the mature impact of an artist who is reaching her peak...classy...masterful"
Dirty Linen

"the most haunting record we've heard in quite a while"
CMJ