"Karp and Foley serve the the music and never showboat. They know the song is the thing...The mingling of the guitars and voices are seamless to the point of making this such an obvious duo that it's hard to believe they hadn't connected before this decade. In a world that makes it hard to keep your spirits high, Karp and Foley appear to be telling everyone to keep their chin up." - Vintage Guitar Magazine

"On Americana blues duo Peter Karp and Sue Foley's new album, Beyond the Crossroads, the singer-songwriters offer a dozen sympathetic and encouraging tunes for individuals and a world that seems to be standing heavy-hearted at that mythical place where a step is necessary, but the correct direction is not apparent." - Travis Newbill, Broward New Times Weekly, Palm Beach FL

"Karp's gruff vocals and bemused, quasi-philosophical writing gives this agreeable platter emotional depth. Foley's electric fretwork drives the music with spark and attitude to spare..." - Pasadena Weekly

What separates Karp and Ms. Foley from most roots rockers and blues revivalist is the inventive way they have of writing within the blues tradition and keeping it fresh. It doesn’t hurt that they have an appealing way of harmonizing and a cracker-jack backing band, as well." - Thomas A Wright, Staten Island Advance

This album rocks so good one begins to search for a male/female duo for comparison. Clearly there is no one to compare them to, at least not in modern contemporary blues. Greater success awaits them." - Richard Ludmerer  BluesWax

Peter Karp and Sue Foley, two veteran singer-songwriter-guitarists, first pooled their talents a couple of years ago, and are now touring behind their latest album, “Beyond the Crossroads.” Their style of the blues leaves room for just a touch of country."  - The New Yorker Magazine

These two are skilled veterans. Each has many credits to their individual names that they bring to the table,  throw in their skills on their instruments; the National Steel Resonator and Alumisonic guitars, and you know  you’re in for a great treat." - Rob Harrison, American Blues Scene

I'm going to chicken out answering my question about whether or not Beyond The Crossroads is a sequel; it's an interesting question and tantalizing possibility but musically irrelevant because the stories in these songs stand on their own. You should have heard He Said She Said first but that's just because it's an incredible album. You won't be lost if you start here but you'll want to hear its predecessor and, like me, you'll be looking forward to a third chapter." - Josh Hathaway, Blinded By Sound

Peter Karp and Sue Foley’s mix of great songs and vocal interplay on Beyond The Crossroads mixes Muscle Shoals-esque vibes and distinctive warm tube blues and roots. In fact, songs like the high stepping gospel of the title track, the horn infused opening Were Gonna Make It and the rich minimalist groove of Fine Love are the kind of soulful songs that would always make the top twenty of The Billboard charts in the early seventies.....It also should be noted there is a winning combination of natural musicianship from the studio players that supports without getting in the way.  Lovely recording top to bottom." - John Emms Music Reviews