"With arms-wide-open positivity and a jubilant pop-rock aesthetic, Spaceship Days’ anthems are inspirational, not saccharine."

"Spaceship Day’s music is unlike many of their contemporaries’ simply because it is so interesting and genre-bending. It’s rock, but it’s pop. It’s electronica, but it’s happy. It’s reminiscent of everything from new wave to post-grunge, but you can spin it at a dance club. It’s the kind of music that can find widespread appeal simply because there is so much to it that is appealing on so many levels"

“'Saving the Universe' is a prime example of the evolution of indie music...the rest of the music world better be looking over their shoulders”

"With their catchy melodies, tight arrangements, polished sound, songs that are original yet seem reassuringly familiar and the kind of high level production that most Indie artists can only dream of it’s difficult not to be impressed by [Saving the Universe]..."

“...[Their] sing-along pop-rock lands on the tender side.”

“You were really great at the College Music Fest.... Matter of time before you guys are all over the radio. Great songs with gigantic hooks..”

“A breath of clean air in today’s sullied musical atmosphere, Spaceship Days is honest alternative rock music driven by drums, bass, and keyboard, a guitar carefully gilded with reverb, and a singer with a crystal-clear voice who never waxes showy or pretentious.”

“Their "Black Holes…” LP turned heads all across the country, which is part of what makes “The Thrill of Freefall” so exciting; the new EP serves as an introduction of their impeccably precise and clarion new vocalist, Adam Lee Decker of “American Idol” and “America’s Got Talent” fame”

“Precise engineering, skilled musicianship and unbridled talent leave listeners with a feeling of having just heard something distinctly different and special.”