"'One of these days I'm going to rewrite your cue cards,' Liz Pappademas sings slyly on her upcoming album, Television City. 'One of these days I'm going to write for the big leagues.' The local singer-pianist and former member of the Austin band Hurts to Purr should be in the big leagues already." - L.A. Weekly

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"When I first saw singer/songwriter Liz Pappademas, she was onstage at Bordello with marching band collective, Killsonic, wielding the accordion with such gravitas, I was charmed. Then I discovered her solo lp, 11 Songs, with its beautifully sad, painterly tracks, and I was smitten." - Radio Free Silver Lake

"Pappademas is one of this town's finest lyricists. Evocative, soul-swept melodies...each song unfolds like a fully realized movie." - L.A. Weekly 12/07

"Liz Pappademas's solo debut,11 Songs, is gorgeous and lush in a sparse sort of way.” - Electronic Musician

"11 Songs is easily one of the best and most beautiful albums of the year." - L.A. Underground

"Her music is dark and pretty (but not twee or tinkly, lest you get the wrong idea)." - Time Out New York

"11 Songs is a beautifully downbeat collection of piano-driven art-pop tunes reflecting on broken hearts, bitterness and murder." - NPR

"Bearing the narrative agility of a class-act storyteller as well as the unhurried precision of a poet, Pappademas writes lyrics that carry impressive weight standing alone on the page (think Joni Mitchell meets Raymond Carver at the piano bar)." - Todd Lavoie, SF Bay Guardian