Larabee's latest single, Sunset Drive, sits somewhere in the midst of surf, garage, alt.country, spaghetti western and spy movie theme song. Just in time for Summer 2012, Journeyman Records presents Larabee's Sunset Drive.

Here's what critics had to say about Larabee's 2011 debut EP, Expose A Little Wire:

"Larabee’s EP is a terrific collection of alternative-country rock and roll dosed with a power-pop sensibilities. The guitars shimmer (“Little Liar”), the songs are super melodic, and the arrangements are well crafted (“Forever’s Ending”). There is a timelessness to the sound of these songs that makes them comfortable and refreshing at the same time." WXPN's The Key - http://thekey.xpn.org/2011/03/get-to-know-alt-country-rockers-larabee/

"The Jayhawks at their catchiest." http://powerpopaholic.blogspot.com/2011/03/new-eps-larabee-cowbois-and-orion.html

"Matt Maguire, driving force behind Philadelphia's Larabee, leads off his brand new EP, Expose A Little Wire, with 216 seconds of pop bliss, the jittery, harmonica driven jangle fest "Little Liar". Easily passing the Five Second Test (trademark pending) with an adrenaline-laced guitar volley spiked with a skittish harmonica jolt, "Little Liar" is a classic, attention grabbing track 1." http://teenkicks.blogspot.com/2011/04/give-larabee-216-seconds.html

"Little Liar is a song that Vocal Nerd Rodeo calls an “alt-countryish gem” and I agree. As someone that grew up on country, Little Liar is one of those songs where I can’t help but tap my foot along with. Throw in the harmonica and I’m hooked." http://1146miles.com/larabee-little-liar/

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