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"Portuguese electro pop-rockers Loto, with their catchy hooks and dance beats, could very well be “the next big thing,” with members of Joy Division and Scissor Sisters lending a hand on their new record."

"Ah, you can't beat the sound of three good looking boys strutting around wearing their instruments like weapons. It's nice to have some solid band-based guitar music in the slot and Loto fit the bill nicely. It's such a simple, totally untricksy recording, though special mention to the vocal and Electronica that peeks from behind the curtain at about the half-way mark. It's a very pro recording and has captured the boys (JT, Ricardo and Pedrosa) doing what they do in a seemingly live environment. We'd have liked the vocal a little more up-front though and maybe a different treatment for verse and chorus to keep things moving. This would be at the expense of the plucked and delayed guitar, which we feel is a little too loud and effected, taking the lead roll when it should be an accompaniment. Still, it's a great track from a great band."

"The song is full of heart and optimism, moving with the blurred grace of an early Strokes tune, but with the widescreen drama of mid-80s U2 and the pop spirit of British disco."

"The tune's truly a stellar one, and absolutely recalls New Order. But lucky for us, Loto have added more rock aesthetic to their sound, making their style more appropriate for today (no offense New Order ... we all love you)"