“It’s not a matter of whether Neptune’s Core is ready to take on the world. It’s a matter of if the world is ready for Neptune’s Core.” — Britt Julius, Chicago Tribune “Every few years in Chicago as the new wave of rock band makes themselves known, a few rise to the top through a mix of talent, timing, uniqueness, and natural charm. And I have not seen many bands do that as well or as quickly as the women of Neptune’s Core.” — Jill Hopkins, Metro Chicago & Host of Opus Podcast “‘Inside’ opens with tense rhythms and breathy vocals, so that the sustained, bell-like guitar chords that enter after 45 secons feel like the first fat drops of cold rain that precede a downpour—though they don’t quite prepare you for the rip-roaring full-band storm to come. ‘Inside’ promises great things to come from Neptune’s Core, and I look forward to hearing them.” — Leor Galil, The Chicago Reader “Their age belies the sophistication of the songwriting and instrumentation... classic alternative era with delicate fragile quiet moments exploding into loud dynamics... I hear some Soccer Mommy and Snail Mail influences but what I don’t hear are artists still in their teens.” — Jim DeRogatis, Sound Opinions reviewing the Evolving album as a Buried Treasure “The power of the voices in Neptune’s Core combined with their songwriting, arranging skills and confident live performance gives me hope for the future. I remember seeing them for the first time with Sima and feeling starry-eyed about what we were witnessing.” — Macie Stewart, Chicago Art Duo Finom “‘Inside’ begins with a gentle pulse and Richter crooning at the bottom of her range, but at the song’s climax, vocal harmonies and guitar squeals strike like lightning on a stormy sea.” — Jack Riedy, Block Club Chicago “Neptune’s Core made an indelible mark on the stage of the Woman that Rock unofficial showcase as the inaugural performers. Hailing from the heart of Chicago’s thriving indie-rock scene, this dynamic ensemble is more than just a band; they’re a testament to the power of sisterhood and musical synergy. Their performance was electrifying, captivating the audience with their infectious energy and seamless harmonies and seamlessly weaving together elements of indie-rock with hints of various other genres. Neptune’s Core crafts a sound that is as eclectic as it is captivating.”” — Coog Radio “...hardhitting double single release, “Box” and “Anyway.” With eachtrack, the band charts fresh sonic territory with grippinglyricism and slick instrumentation that complement oneanother...“Box” and “Anyway” each scratch a new itch for theband, achieving a powerful, particular sound the band has yet tofully touch until this point.” — Luna Collective