Excerpt: "City of Satellites creates pleasant, nostalgic and shoe-gaze derived pop that is like a mid-afternoon reverie... the album is a grower and sneaks up quietly on the listener, channelling the 1980s in a manner reminiscent of M83’s most recent work. Unlike M83, City of Satellites adopts an aesthetic that is more 4AD and less John Hughes, as evidenced by the album’s cover."

<a href="http://thebandnextdoor.wordpress.com/2010/02/04/city-of-satellites-2/">The Band Next Door</a>