'Brilliant and unique songwriting, with great stories and atmospherics added to the mix, including a rather creepy Halloween song - fab!! The crowd was vey appreciative of Steve and Sandra's professional performance. This was a great night, and we hope to see Skinner & T'witch back at the club in the not too distant future. A unique and fun night.' Glenfarg Folk Club

'Great music, great variety and great personalities. Very inspiring. We didn’t know quite what to expect from Skinner & Twitch on their debut at Irvine, but what we got was almost akin to a music-hall evening and it went down a treat. Their humour, easy rapport with the audience, varied repertoire and skilled guitar playing all added up to a really enjoyable night. Haste ye back!' Irvine Folk Club

'Skinner & T'witch reference Flanders and Swann, Jake Thackray and the Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band. We were in for a treat then! Skinner is a studied song crafter, fine guitarist and singer. T’witch possesses a beautiful voice - classically trained and, boy, it shows. What strikes are some beautifully crafted counterpoint parts to the vocal arrangements...most impressive, and the honed nature of the evening...banter between performers, asides to the audience, punchline timings right down, even, to the raise of an eyebrow - we could almost be sitting in a BBC studio for a Radio Four comedy recording. The material falls broadly into two camps – serious and comic. The serious songs are very beautiful, and the comic stuff pokes holes, is clever, and manages to get us to sing along. A very different night for the folk club. I’d recommend listening to Skinner & T’witch, they definitely have their own thing goin’ on - they’re not like everyone else. Oh, and if you weren’t there - as we say up here – ye missed yersel.' Crail Folk Club