The follow up to "Ultrasound", "Repeater" is a more crafted and cerebral outing that concerns itself with the realities of adulthood. Splitsville's third album earned rave reviews among critics that marveled at "Repeater's" multifaceted sound. Sarah Zupko of Popmatters.com called "Repeater", "...a huge leap forward. It's rather like when Radiohead graduated from the mediocre Pablo Honey to The Bends." "Repeater" contains straight ahead rockers ("Dayjob", "Dumb and Satisfied"), echoes of Ziggy-era Bowie ("Manna"), sardonic commentary ("Big Red Sun", "The First Thing About Regret"), and even a tinge of baroque pop ("The Master of Space and Time"). Throw Splitsville's patented harmonies into the mix and you've got an album that will scratch every audio itch.