Review at Music In Belgium. [...] This is a beautiful journey, where folk-pop is once again adorned with the incursions of the trumpet and other brass instruments, always with clear and subtle vocals that do justice to the melody. The synth interventions are also subtle, culminating in a delicate orchestration cradled by equally delicate choirs! A road movie through life, where the music, vocals, videos, and album artwork somehow breathe a childlike naivety; in fact, it was Stéphane's grown children who created the visuals for this beautiful album… [...]

Review at Addict-Culture. [...] Although the album is called Tears of English Town and the beautiful cover depicts a modest wooden building, the sun quickly shines brightly upon hearing splendors like The Season's Ending or Triangle, starting the album in the most magnificent way. The sense of wonder began with Overture and will hardly let go until the final shivers delivered by the angelic Endless. [...]

Review at Zicazic. [...] The album seems to extend the obsessions already present in his first work: the relationship to time, nostalgia, inner landscapes, expectations, and memories. But "Tears Of English Town" appears to add a sunnier, almost consoling dimension, as if the lushness of the arrangements were offering a balm to the heart in an era that sorely lacks it. [...]