"Most of What Follows Is True does sound as if it could’ve been recorded between 1972 and 1974 — the hints of Badfinger, Ronnie Lane and the Who ("It’s not a rock ‘n’ roll record without at least three Who riffs," Baranek says) are there. But it’s a Sights album, top to bottom. It’s the kind of rock ‘n’ roll that kids could latch on to and dig — it’s got youth, spirit, hooks, big guitars and folk and pop — classic power peppered with gentle persuasion and sing-along subtlety. It’s anything but Fall Out Boy. " – Brian Smith / Metro Times