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No Depression

This Tin Man Is Well-Oiled & All Heart on this 7-Song EP

One thing is certain—Seese has worked at his craft, molded it and shaped it into a style that works for him. From these tunes I think he has found his motherlode. So.....22 minutes of delightful excursions, journeys into the soul and some moderate kick-ass rock. Lots here to recommend it. When is the full album coming? Ah…just kidding. No pressure. The man has a stimulating showcase and there is an authentic air that comes with it. Yes…The Tin Man…he is well-oiled on “Too Many Lines,” and his heart is in-between every note he plays.

Ear To The Ground Music

2016 SONG OF THE YEAR LIST

This artist is so talented with some amazing vocal blending and great songwriting. The way it all comes together though, with elements of old school country and new school pop, feels authentic. I was hooked by the intro, but love the entire song. If you’re a fan of bands like Needtobreathe or Green River Ordinance, keep an eye out for The Tin Man.

Vents Magazine

CD Review // Too Many Lines by The Tin Man

"If you want to fall in love with a band with a unique back story and inspiration then look no further. The Tin Man, fronted by a singer-songwriter who left practicing law two years ago, is taking the music scene by storm with quirky, unique and quality music... I only wish we had more songs from The Tin Man."

Elmore Magazine

The Tin Man Gets To The Heart of The Matter

“One The Tin Man’s single “Already Gone” from the EP Too Many Lines, the singer-songwriter demonstrates an achingly harrowing venture into the throws of love. With a jangly-tinge paired with southern charm, The Tin Man reminds one of early Kings Of Leon.”

CM Chat

The Tin Man Gets To The Heart of His EP

Marshall Seese is a unique talent. First of all, the singer – the CMChat One To Watch for November – marches to his own drum beat, serving up a unique musical blend that is as much Americana than it is Country. The singer also does not go by his given name, opting for the stage name of The Tin Man.

The Music Rag

EP Review // The Tin Man - Too Many Lines

"Unexpectedly powerful would best describe The Tin Man's Too Many Lines EP. As harsh tracks are softened by pleading ones and rounded out by resolute introspections with music that speaks just as loudly as the words do, you'll find that Too Many Lines is one of few debut EPs that stays with you long after you've listened."

Music Box Pete

The Tin Man Blows Everything Out Of The Water With His Folk Marksmanship

"To say I was impressed with his music would be a gross understatement, as I feel that The Tin Man is crafting some of the most realistic and down to earth tunes out there today that will increase your love for the art of songwriting that much more simply by checking out his music."

Music Is My Radar

The Tin Man // Too Many Lines EP Review

"There is no end to The Tin Man’s talents. What we have here is a confident 5 track EP consisting of sublime songs which left me spellbound. There was not a single bad track on this mini album, the vocals were rather rich and each tune had me hooked."

The Vinyl District

The Tin Man, The TVD First Date and Premiere, “Don’t Want To Be Free”

“When I think of vinyl I think of Christmas morning. As a kid, the soundtrack to my race downstairs was “Little Drummer Boy” and the Beach Boys’ Christmas album. Something about the pops and crackles of the record player made it feel even warmer than the fire my folks always had going.”

Kingston Music Reviews

Album review // The Tin Man - Too Many Lines EP

"Too Many Lines by The Tin Man has an interesting approach as an EP as the album expresses interest as a Rock/Folk album and has a enough of a Country push to really leave you looking at the different sides of The Tin Man."