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• Boston Globe
  "The album is at once fresh-sounding and evocative of the classic Boston pop tradition of artists such as Juliana Hatfield, Belly, Fuzzy, and Star Ghost Dog ..."
• Skope Magazine
  "Layered textures of infectious and mature pop rock with an edge unite to create Boston's hottest rising band ..."
• Mainstream Isn't So Bad..Is It?
  "The torch has been passed: the Boston indie power-pop torch that is. It started with The Pixies in the 80's, then Juliana Hatfield and Belly and all the incarnations its members moved on to in the 90's. Now it's Static of the Gods' turn ..."
• Razorcake
  "Swing and Sway" and "Eighty-Eights" are repeats on this release. If you like the guitar riffage of Velocity Girl, a dash of Siouxsie, and even some Letters To Cleo songwriting, then this record should be on your radar." - Sean Koepenick
• Pittsburgh City Paper
  "Glorious, unabashed power pop...'Cycles Follow Signs' [is] the band's exuberant, fun, yet substantial new album."
• Inmag
  "On this debut album Cycles Follow Signs, the music of Boston-based Static of the Gods is upbeat and refreshing ..."
• NE Performer
  "Orbiting in perfect equilibrium between guilty pleasure pop music and cool underground purist fringe rock, Static of the Gods holds a future that looks promising ..."
• The Noise
  "This three-song sampler is a delight to the ear and mind, and becomes more infectious with each listen ..."

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• The Noise
• NE Performer
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