“A treasure trove for listeners whose tastes run to thoughtful composition and big-sound acoustics.” — MAGNET

“The performances have a warmth seldom seen and it’s highly recommended.”

As long as you are a music lover that appreciates memorable tunes and erudite arrangements, then you will positively savor the delicate beauty of The Truth Is Like The Sun — TODAY [Singapore]

“One of the more intriguing releases in quite some time…seamlessly stitches together dozens of different influences into a cohesive quilt of modern pop…not a bum track out of ten!”
— Pop That Goes Crunch!

“A Moveable Feast is a dynamic and lucid collection of solid songwriting that runs the genre gamut and hides any seams of thematic discord hidden underneath thick swaths of lush chamber pop…A Technicolor extravaganza that blends the musicality of Belle and Sebastian with the spirit of Rufus Wainwright.” — Amplifier

“I am so glad that someone is still making music like this. This is earnest, melodic, expertly arranged pop music of the highest quality. Right up with early Tom Waits, Burt Bacharach, and maybe even Randy Newman.” —music (for robots)

“Perry Serpa’s New York-based collective dash through 11 tracks, the whirling mass of strings and brass combining with his part Marc Almond, part Steve Winwood singing voice to make songs such as “Boys Club” and “Vacationing” essential additions to the chamber-pop canon.” —London Sunday Times