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A few things people have said about Boy in the Bubble recently:

“Boy in the Bubble play an arresting game of musical hopscotch…Alternating between soft and sighing, loud and sloppy, [singer Josh Seidenfeld] knows exactly where he's going—and he's intent on taking us with him. Call Songs From the City on the Sun indie-rock at a burlesque show. Call it David Bowie on the verge of a meltdown. Call it what you like, but don't miss this Sun set.”

– Performing Songwriter

“Kings of the Bay Area, Boy In The Bubble manages to maintain an edgy rock sound in their light folk songs. Lead singer Josh Seidenfeld belts out deep lyrics over a heavy bass drum and rhythmic acoustic guitar. Although "Handy" is the band's single, I've had "Take Me Home" on repeat all day.”

– FreeIndie.com

“Boy in the Bubble's distillation of glam, vintage pop, and '70s adult-oriented rock delivers much more than one could rightly ask of the group, plus songs that speak loudly for themselves.”

– East Bay Express

“Beware, if you snooze you might miss out on some great lines like "When I said that I'd go to the ends of the earth for you I forgot to mention that you'd have to come with me." (from track 12, ‘Uncharted Waters’)”

– The Deli SF

The album's listenable quality rests on driving guitar hooks and melodies that catch like a flu, coupled with Seidenfeld's over-the-top vocals, intrepidly unafraid of flamboyance. The instrumentation does recover some of the ground shaken loose by Seidenfeld's voice, which runs an octave as vast as the Bay Bridge.

– Performer Magazine

“Very fun and infectious rock music with strong glam elements”

– The Bay Bridged

“America's answer to Britain's Badly Drawn Boy is here.”

– The Owl Mag

“Boy In The Bubble might be the cure for what ails the Bay Area music scene. ”

– Rosi Reyes, KPFA

“I’m normally a gangsta rap girl, but I’ve got a crush on this band. Their music has more depth and scope than we usually see in indie rock.”

– Rachel Swan, East Bay Express