"I love the back story behind [The] Caseworker's former band, <a href="http://www.last.fm/music/Half+Film"><strong>Half Film</strong></a>. A couple of Irish musicians move to San Francisco in the 90's to start a band. Not because of the Haight-Ashbury scene, or the Bay Area punk rockers, but because of <strong>Mark Eitze</strong>l. <a href="http://images1.mtv.com/uri/mgid:file:docroot:mtv.com:/shared/media/images/amg_artist_portraits/standard/drp100/p192/p19204asj1u.jpg?enlarge=false&amp;matte=true&amp;matteColor=black&amp;quality=0.85">Mark.Eitzel</a>.  Half Film moved to San Francisco to be a slowcore band. I love that. 2/3 of that criminally overlooked band have reformed as [The] Caseworker playing in the similar vein to<strong> Codeine</strong>, <strong>Seam</strong>, <strong>American Music Club</strong> of navel-gazing, plodding guitar music accompanied with some truly inspired outsider pop elements a la <strong>Flying Nun</strong> Kiwi pop legends <strong>The Chills</strong> or <strong>The Clean</strong>. Perfect low-key pop album for walking on decaying leaves on some bright, chilly morning. I also love [The] Caseworker because, as a case worker (case manager is the preferred term for my agency) I totally understand the prevailing sadness and discontent that this album exudes. Welcome to my job."

- <a href="http://www.tometotheweathermachine.com/reviews/2013/12/caseworker-nevada-greene-safiyya-ben-best-karl-jorgensen" target="_blank"><strong>Tome To The Weather Machine</strong></a>