The View Never Changes feels like an adult’s approach to emo. It’s realist without being depressing, clever without being smug, and earnest without being overbearing. Albums like this are why I love DIY music. - Swim Into The Sound

The lyrics are wordy and clever, but never too drawn out, while the the vocals rely on a more even delivery most of the time, allowing the meticulously produced instrumentals to add emotion through waves of distortion, drum kicks, handclaps, and flourishes from keys, tambourines, and different mallet percussion... Summerbruise’s The View Never Changes sounds great on first listen, but reveals so much more each spin as you begin to realize how much the band has going on here and how well it all comes together in a tight 25 minutes. - The Alternative