here's some nice words about "Where'd You Go?"

jeff milo posted a review today on his blog.

it's awfully fancy and nice. in case you haven't read his reviews, this man talks in fucking flowers

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Wild Years – Where’d You Go?

Where’d You Go is striking for its candidness, the way “Untitled (Band-Aid)” sort of deconstructs into an abrupt and halting scrape up the strings on the acoustic guitar before singer Alex Itkin nonchalantly sings “and I would never cry…I would never even try…” Culling from a classical singer/songwriter wandering-through-the-world-and-this-is-what-I’ve-seen sort of mid-70’s feel as refracted through the more experimental bends of the late 90’s troubadours of Malkmus or M. Ward - Itkin & Bob Teixeira blend the minimalist-yet-hooky endearment of alternative-space-pop provokers like Neutral Milk Hotel or Elf Power and drape a sunset-swaying neo-country twang over the top, with steady-toe-tapping percussion, poignant strings and intertwining acoustic guitars. Half of the focus is on the frank and unassuming mid-range vocals of Itkin, while the strummed indie-pop balladry picks its way across the reflective star-speckled skies of suburbia – those sort-of resigning, sort-of melodramatic, yet completely relatable lines like “Outside there is no way to go…I’m not coming out, until there is a crowd…out there waiting for me.”

http://deepcutzmusic.blogspot.com/
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The electro-folk indie-pop doings of Ann Arbor's Wild Years have the kind of soothing, toe-tapping vibe that's sure to please fans of such indie singer-songwriter oddballs as Andrew Bird and M. Ward.
- Megan O'Neil, Metro Times
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"...........dark melod..ic folk tunes.. that remin..d me of Page Franc..e or perha..ps Bower..birds... They are songs.. that will make you wish you could.. do as the cover.. depic..ts and lay in a field.. of grass..."

http://wearduringorangealert.blogspot.com/2009/01/orange-alerts-music-minute_24.html