"Sitting somewhere between the complexities of shoegazery and the drifting soundscapes of dream pop — analogue traditions and digital dexterity, indie guitars and ethereal, power-pop harmonies."
— The Big Takeover
"A band to watch in the shoegaze revival. Timeless and urgently contemporary."
— B-Side Guys
"Delicious guitar tones, all-encompassing bass grooves, and crazy inviting vocals. Feels like it belongs up in the ether."
— Get Some Magazine
"Psychedelic sounds blend with melancholic melodies and a voice full of emotion — a unique auditory experience."
— Expansión Radial · Mexico
"A magnificent crescendo that grips you from beginning to end."
— Os Garotos de Liverpool · Brazil
"Sundialer fuses towering '90s-inspired guitar work with the hazy introspection of modern shoegaze, creating a sound that's both nostalgic and refreshingly immediate."
— Last Day Deaf
"A big colourful summer anthem to call upon time and again."
— mp3hugger
"Guitars soar and crash beneath understated vocals, a stark contrast that is intimate and overwhelming."
— Foxfire Magazine
"Sundialer's 'Kill Shot' is a masterful collision of 90s indie rock and modern shoegaze, built upon a rusty, psychedelic foundation of massive, crunchy guitar riffs."
— Are You Shoegazed? · Argentina
"With 'Kill Shot,' the band delivers a composition that is both powerful and airy."
— Radio Castor
"The recipe for 'Kill Shot' is as simple as it is brilliant: massive, wall-like guitar walls bury a quiet, almost fragile vocal beneath them."
— We Love That Sound · Germany
"The band constructs a wall of distortion reminiscent of 1990s alternative rock, yet avoids mere nostalgia by working with contrasts between density and melody."
— Music for All · Brazil
"With spectacular guitars and great psychedelic immersion in the sound, 'Kill Shot' will appeal to those who appreciate this psychedelic sound."
— Roadie Music · Brazil