"A minutely examined and revelatory emotional upheaval, a view of a failed romance sung with meditative grace" - The New York Times
"The spirit that animates much of Warren's music and philosophy [is] an enduring belief that we can be better, despite the hurt and despair we put each other and ourselves through." - NPR
A “Singer-Songwriter You Need to Know" - Rolling Stone Magazine
“A luminous folk fantasia”- Stereogum
“Like [Elliott] Smith, she’s interested in the depths of human relationships and the forces that can poison them unseen.” –Consequence of Sound
“…hauntingly sorrowful and beautifully optimistic” – Guild Guitars
“Perfect for woodland wanderings, summer storms, or midnight crystal scrying.perfect for woodland wanderings, summer storms, or midnight crystal scrying.” – Pam Grossman, Phantasmaphile
JOYZINE: "The Night of the Wind" Album Review
God is in the TV: "Lessons for Mutants" Review
FLOOD: "Lessons for Mutants" First Listen
Pitchfork Album Review: "Chaotic Good"
Higher Plain Music: "Chaotic Good" Album Review
Duncan Trussell Family Hour Ep. 343
Pitchfork Album Review: "Gemini II"
New York Times - The Playlist
Consequence of Sound: "Hopelessness Has Done Nothing For Me"
Pitchfork: "inreverse"
Brooklyn Vegan: Two songs from Gemini II, Tour
Make Change: The Witches and Healers Who Want to Enchant the Music Industry
NPR Songs We Love: "Here to Tell"
Stereogum's #1 Best Song of the Week: "Here to Tell"
Gold Flake Paint - New Music: "Here to Tell"
Dream Freedom Beauty Podcast: Johanna Warren on Reconnecting with Fairy Magic & Running Spirit House Records [episode 64]
Rolling Stone: "One of “4 Singer-Songwriters You Need to Know in 2015”
Stereogum: "Hungry Ghost" #1 Best Song of the Week