“Lake Tear of the Clouds…carries a lot of weight underneath its airy surface. Hazy, carefree psych-folk obscures dense psychological dramas.” Pitchfork
“Murr’s talent as an artist is palpable.” Paste
“Classic songwriting, delivered with a yearning tremor and wreathed in an otherworldly glow.” Uncut on Corridor
“Murr's vocal opulence (is) a stunning presence itself” The Line of Best Fit
"Run to the Center is an exciting risk for an artist wanting to show all she can do, including the different parts of herself that might seem less obvious on the surface, but were buried there all along. That dreamy quality Murr has perfected is still there, but like a house stripped down to its bones, something even more intriguing awaits." No Depression
"Run To The Center, the album in question, is a product of its geography; rife with meditations on self-improvement, motherhood, and financial strife, Run To The Center finds Murr doing exactly that." UPROXX
"With lyrical wit, poetic contemplations, and production that lives somewhere in between folk, pop, and the stars above, Run to the Center (out now via 22TWENTY) is a warm and fully realized return for Murr." - Atwood Magazine
"Cornelia Murr’s first LP in six years, “Run to the Center,” is less of a sprint and more of a dreamlike saunter. The London-born artist’s lithe pop and balletic synths lounge across her 10 new tracks, reflecting the relaxed pace of the small Nebraska town where Murr crafted the LP." Boston Globe
"Murr’s voice over the top of each piece of music is a delightful exclamation point that invites you into vivid storytelling. With a highly emotive vocal style, some may find flickers of Annie Lennox or Kate Bush in Murr’s tender but powerful voice" Cryptic Rock
