| "It astounds me that more people aren’t into the Secret Life of Sofia... clever melodies, intricate arrangements and beautiful harmonies." -Record Dept. 03.08
"Really pretty stuff... I was hooked..." -Pop Ten 03.08
"melodias sublimes, harmonias vocais sofisticadas, coros celestiais, arranjos simples e impecáveis, guitarras espaciais, indo de um rock enérgico e contudente à melancolia reflexiva e post-rock..." -Música Social 02.08
"Schöne langsame Songs, subtil arrangiert, melancholisch im Grundtenor und unaufdringlich empathisch gesungen." -Schallengrenzen 02.08
"Ambitious, etheral, melancholic... Highly recommended!" -The Last Pop Song 02.08
Band of the Week Feature on Ear Farm 02.08
Seven Summits on 2008 year end lists:
Hartford Advocate
Radio Flyer Review
Andrew M Svec's Planet X
Baby, You Got a Stew Goin'
Ear Farm
Pop Tarts Suck Toasted
Jezebelmusic.com Feature Article 08.08
Listen Up! Podcast 49: The Secret Life of Sofia 07.08
Favorite album of 2008? at The Battering Room 07.08
Band of the week at Pop Tarts Suck Toasted 07.08
Fluxtumblr 07.08
Best records of 2008 (so far) at Ear Farm 07.08
"...another enjoyable independent rock band from the seemingly independent rock melting pot of Brooklyn... some seriously solid folk-meets-rock tunes... be sure to listen to Outside." I Guess I'm Floating 07.08
Feature article at CMJ.com 06.08
Nanda Devi featured on Said the Gramophone 06.08
Outside featured on Largehearted Boy 05.08
"The new songs are absolutely beautiful." -Milk Milk Lemonade 05.08
"Vocal harmonies fade in and out like celestial choirs and the guitars pluck and chime in a way that is melodically sublime." -AZLTRON 05.08
"If counting the number of times an album is able to cause chills in a particular listener is, in any way, a measure of the impression it’s capable of making, Seven Summits would rate quite well... a band that’s developed a sophistication for arrangement not present in your typical rock band... each and every track is quite impressive — thoughtful without ever feeling contrived and capable of switching gears from energetic and forceful to nearly hypnotic and meditative with ease." -StereoactiveNYC 05.08
"A multifaceted, dynamic exterior sound supported by incredible sonic depth... if the live show is any indication it will certainly be a record to look out for... the sky is the limit..." -Eric Atienza Listen In 04.08
Mentioned in New York Times (online) 04.08
"Outside, is a delicate gust of autumn air in your speakers, a lovely, pastoral romp that establishes the reflective mood that permeates much of Seven Summits. Your palate cleansed, be sure to then check out the galloping Fifty Fourteeners and witness the band at its most propulsive and exaltedly frenetic." -Ear Farm 03.08
"I can't even begin to explain how obsessed I am with the new songs..." -The Battering Room 03.08
"...one of Brooklyn's top unsigned gems." -Ear Farm 02.08
"...a couple of casual listens are enough to reveal a great debut release, and another set of faces to look out for... with glacial production, wind-tunnel guitar lines and well thought-out vocal harmonies creating an atmosphere that is melancholic without being overly downbeat... 'Diamond Face' reveals Wilson as a strong songwriting force…” -Tom Hocknell rockfeedback.com 01.07
"...creatively arranged with some catchy and delicate guitar interplay and smooth tempos that transition nicely to more open and dreamy segments... melancholic post-rock percolates through the gauze as the rock beats dissolve to waves of keyboards and the guitars glimmer above." -Matt the Raven Delusions of Adequacy 12.06
"...mellow yet explosive, desolate and gorgeous..." -Ear Farm 10.06
"...simple and icily stark and so effective... the soundtrack to the wintry landscape paintings by Caspar David Friedrich. The ones where everything is all massive and dark and snowy and humans are nothing more than a small part of the whole." -Ear Farm 02.06
"...good clean indie made the old fashioned way..." -Crashin' In | 
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