Reviews

'There' | Freim TV Review | May 2025

"With 'There', British quartet Space Angel achieves a perfect blend of space rock and melodic alt-pop. From Brighton, and with a sound that wanders between Floyd-esque guitars, powerful beats, and enveloping vocals, this song is a stellar journey with a human heart. [...] Psychedelia meets structured pop, creating a balance between the cosmic and the emotional."

'There' | Expansion Radial (Spain) Review | May 2025

"Space Angel takes us on an emotional journey with 'There', a song that feels like a hug from a distance. This song is subtle, emotional, and powerful.

The strength of ‘There’ lies in its simplicity and sincerity. [...] Musically, ‘There' is a journey that ranges from intimate to epic without losing its composure. The vibrant guitars, synth, and piano arrangements create a dark and cinematic atmosphere. I thought it was brilliant how the song builds to a climax with Floyd-style guitars, then delicately returns to its melodic foundation.

The production is impeccable. Everything was recorded and produced by christopher rye, who manages to capture an organic sound, full of enveloping textures and raw emotions. [...] The vocals are melodic, bright, and sincere. The arrangements have a dynamic that keeps you engaged without becoming overpowered.

Space Angel has a unique ability to combine emotion with sound. ‘There’ is an anthem to friendship worth listening to with attention and an open heart."

Review by Oliver Zurita

Abyssinia Sometime | Zona Emergente Review | May 2025

"A rock ballad with a classic sound and a very clear psychedelic influence. A strong song with a comforting and positive tone. The piano base that accompanies the track, together with the guitar and its oscillating metallic effect, changes our state of mind, relaxing us and even hypnotizing us, letting ourselves be carried away by the melody to lose ourselves in its notes.

Its lyrics speak of those moments when we feel that we don't fit in, when we feel lost and that life has taken us to a place that wasn't in our plans. But it itries to see the good side and recognize that, in the end, not everything is bad, it is enough to be here now. Then we can begin to change what we don't like.

An experience you don't want to miss, a sound rich in sensations and encouraging lyrics."

Abyssinia Sometime | Pop Punkers Review | May 2025

"The song is simply enchanting, from whichever perspective you choose to enjoy it."

The Wolves of Reigate | Indie Dream Review | May 2025

"A rock-pop gem that manages to combine atmosphere and melody with a growing emotional pulse that slowly but surely builds. What is most striking about the song is its ability to be both relaxed and powerful at the same time. It doesn't need to scream to resonate and move. It's not a production that feels forced: there are hints of classic rock, but with a modern twist that makes it authentic."