***“Over the course of just a few years, JOSEPHINE FOSTER has captivated audiences and critics alike through a magnetic patchwork of recordings ranging from broken spirited balladry (BORN HELLER), fiery psych rock gestalt (ALL THE LEAVES ARE GONE) to the voice of an outsider folk siren (HAZEL EYES, I WILL LEAD YOU). The two constants are the utterly overwhelming strength and seductive unease of her voice and the bravery of her iconoclastic spirit. For anyone else, what lies inside her latest offering, A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing, might be a freakish turn, but for Josephine Foster, this is a grand part of a continual movement. And so it goes, A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing is a deeply absorbing, magical reconstruction of 19th century miniature German art song—the intimate sibling to operatic arias customarily performed in the parlor. The album floats in a wash of blissed out voice and electric guitar in an almost dreamlike fashion through a salon of her own invention. In a music where sacred cows roam the pastures a plenty, Foster pays tribute—on her own terms—and in the process makes a case for German as a new found romance language.”