Review at Italian webzine OndaRock ! [...] With equal verve, the French band recounts American pop mythology in "Elvis Has Left the Building," a poetic ballad where a chilly lyricism finds its perfect romantic edge in the elegant Divine Comedy/E.L.O.-style string arrangement. What's surprising is the songwriters' ability to remain faithful to a coherent sonic narrative without ever becoming mannered.

Review at Sun Burns Out. [...] Sing A Song That Never Ends is anything but a surprise. It is, above all, confirmation of an already proven talent that seems to be taking another step forward with this album. It also confirms that one doesn't need excessive resources to indulge in a little artistic ambition—that much is obvious—and commercial ambition as well; it's a hope to see such a rich, demanding, and passionate work shatter the glass ceilings of the genre.

“And when the last notes fade away, what remains is precisely that: a lingering warmth, a brilliance that refuses to disappear completely. Like those summer evenings that we know will soon end, but for which we nonetheless ask for a few more minutes.” (A DECOUVRIR ABSOLUMENT)

“While they may not have chosen the simplest name, their music is brilliant and deserves to be discovered with this highly successful second album. It clearly looks towards America.” (BENZINE)

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