"...music that quintessentially rocks--bar-shaking distortion and Ziggy Stardust bassy-Bowie vox a la Pete Murphy. But, like Bauhaus or Bowie, or other obvious influences such as Television, Jentzen's lyrics owe little to the bitches'n'booze school of thought...And that's what Chalk Outline Party is there for--big guitars, and big ideas...people begin to understand that this is rock music actually worthy of much-maligned tags such as "underground." Because if Chalk Outline Party's twisted lyrical point-of-view were run of the mill, popular music would reflect more of people's real thoughts--as confused and raw as those may be--than most could handle." --PITTSBURGH CITY PAPER