"It is refreshing to see a band forge ahead with their own unique sound and not follow the cookie cutter bands that seemed to perfectly fit into a genre or subgenre checkbox. Everyone seemed to have found their new favorite band on that stage." "A healthy mix of pop sensibility and sing-a-long melodies, Falling Through April stalked the stage with youthful abandon and a super-charged energy sorely missing from many of today’s newcomers. The band is sure to breakout in the coming months and it was a pleasure to be so taken aback by these “unknowns”." "With Word-working guitar solos, interesting arrangements, and metal-like double-bass drums, the band can call upon its Rolodex of aural moments to get it out of any jam. In an era where niche is king, their niche may not have one."