Something I was really impressed with (besides the obvious composition and performance on this album) is how Noah handles the vulgar things of life. In this raw expression of a relationship, he handles the typically hidden parts with elegance and class, without ever sacrificing the grittiness of what actually happened, or even more importantly, the emotions behind it. This honest storytelling is throughout, but culminates in “This Body,” with, “Do you remember when we used to screw til 3am, now there’s only this body and a grave to put it in.”

- Rick Bickerstaff, The Drill

"Kite’s folksy pop aesthetic feels almost classically composed, with intricate harmonies, complex orchestrations and layered rhythms. His voice is an absolute powerhouse, with a raspy tinge that lends his songs intense personality ... He’s one-of-a-kind."

- Marissa Abruzzini, TOURWORTHY

"With every emotive note and poignant lyric, you are taken along on his journey through continents and emotions."

- Morena Duwe, THE HUFFINGTON POST

"From the first measures of his eponymous album he draws in the listener with masterful orchestration..."

- Jonathan Wilson, NORTHWEST MUSIC NEWS

"There may be no better introduction [to Noah Kite] than "Lucifern," where steady handclaps and strummed guitar strings lull you into complacency before the whole beautifully orchestrated concoction explodes in a supernova..."

- Chris Young, VORTEX MAGAZINE