Satellites Fall is a New England based band eloquently combining elements of Indie, Brit, and Alternative Rock.

In February of 2012, Satellites Fall released their first EP, "Lines on the Road", which received positive reviews. The track "Servitude" gained them entry into 95.5 WBRU's Rock Hunt where they finished as semi-finalists. "Servitude" along with "Perfect Weather" were used on several compilations and received mainstream radio play. In addition, "Servitude" was featured in an episode of the youtube comedy series "Adults Only".

The band has supported numerous national acts and remains a very active band with a rigorous gigging schedule. They have has won various competitions and has been voted artist of the month in several publications. The band is scheduled to start recording their follow up EP, "Pascal's Wager", in late 2012/early 2013 with a grammy award winning, world class producer.

Reviews:

"Imagine a brit-indie sound that mixes elements of The Killers with elements of The Cure."
- Alex Kantarelis, The Pulse Magazine (Jul 12, 2012)

"Satellites Fall has released the blueprint for things to come. An exceptionally produced example of what happens when a group of serious and professional minded guys follow their hearts into the recording studio. Five tracks that sound a bit like a cage match between Radiohead, Coldplay and the Foo Fighters in which the quirkiness of Radiohead and the pop sensibilities of Coldplay come out on top."
- George Dow, The Deli Magazine - New England (Mar 29, 2012)

"Ever hear a song that you feel this insatiable need to run through a few times? That’s what hit me right off the bat as I listened to Satellites Fall’s EP, Lines on the Road. For this album, you’ll want to let this run on repeat, and trust me when I say that it’s time well spent."
- Max Bowen, Noise Magazine (Online) (Apr 01, 2012)

"'Lines On The Road’ takes you everywhere you wanted to go with every album you’ve ever bought; heady, rocky, music bliss!… …amazing vocals… …'The World Outside' is definitely a favorite…"
- Rev. ScareKrowe K, FUR dot FM (Mar 08, 2012)

"I can't argue with their self-proclaimed description as a 'creative blend of beautiful melody, thoughtful lyrics, and harmonious song structure' when hearing their current single 'Servitude.' Regardless of the (Rock Hunt) outcome, this one should stick in the rotation at 'BRU."
- Chris Conti, Providence Phoenix (Mar 01, 2012)

"Satellites Fall are quickly becoming a rising star within their native Massachusetts Rock Scene."
- Chris Brach, Rocksposure dot com (Feb 21, 2012)

"For 'Lines on the Road', Satellites Fall's first official release, the band sheds some of their Foo Fighters-ish bombast in favor of a subtler indie-pop. This time out, Satellites Fall let their inner Radiohead shine through. 'Servitude' sets the tone with a contemporary take on The Cure and Echo & The Bunnymen. 'Hold Out', the EP's standout track, shines with its more complex mix. Here, the drumming stands out, while the vocals show their widest range. Any time you kick Dave Grohl to the curb for Thom Yorke you'll come out on top - a fact proven by Satellites Fall with 'Lines on the Road'."
- George Dow, Noise Magazine (Print) Issue 320 (April 2012)

"Combining elements of indie, Brit and alternative rock, Satellites Fall are new to the local music scene but have already made a name for themselves."
- Jessica A. Botelho, Limelight Magazine (May 21, 2012)