"The music is comprised of classic honky-tonk elements, with twanged, strummed and plucked guitars, weeping steel and a sweet fiddle scratch behind Palmer’s distinctive, idiosyncratic voice. Lee County’s Finest is somewhat of a trip, a listening experience from start to finish, with samples and ambiances linking the tracks in a continual sonic flow." "On repeated listens, the songs unfurl as the lyrics sink into your consciousness, suggesting questions as much as revealing answers. The depths of these songs seem to plunge further away as you become more familiar with them, until you are staring into the abyss of pain and struggle that is the human condition, wrestling with the facts of reincarnation, resurrection and Armageddon. As I said, this is existential honky-tonk."

— Whiskey Preachin, UK

“Encapsulating…ageless storytelling…takes facts of George Harrison, Father John Misty, and Devendra Banhart into a twangy mystic stew that forms its own baroque twang style.”

— Glide Magazine

“Bridges the distance between Ravi Shankar and Tom T. Hall with remarkable aplomb”

— Pop Matters

“If you like your country cosmic and more than a little experimental, then you must check out B.B. Palmer”

— Americana UK