“Albert Frost , the dark prince of South African blues has been rocking the creek for twp decades. For Frost, navigating those fabled crossroads is no longer a battle between devils and gods, He knows what Jimi Hendrix meant when he caveated, “The blues is easy to play, but hard to feel.” He’s one of those rare guitarists who refuses to scarifice any riff for simple showmanship. So he snakes his slow-burning frost-bite through back and between the collaborations with The Blues Broers, and Southern Gypsy Queen.” Down by the River (Up the Creek)”
— Anton Marshall and Miles Keylock, The Rolling Stone