Here's what some critics have said about This Habit:

"Their pensive intros, escalating arrangements and the heady sheen of their peaking guitars bring a touch of post-rock to proceedings, completing the triangular seduction of this debut disc. 8/10" -
            — Montreal Mirror

"Code Pie's take on smart, politicized indie is as gorgeous as anything else currently being crafted in Montreal. My proof is 'Cement Truck' and 'Gala'. Go ahead, see for yourself."
            — The View (Hamilton)

"A very appropriate title for an album, This Habit is definitely one that even the most cold hearted of listeners will get addicted too."
            — Exclaim, print version

"Full of inventiveness and skill, the only thing the band lacked in creating this album was a recording budget."
            — Popmatters.com

"You should own this CD."
            — The Coast (Halifax). (July 21- July 28, 2005)

"Rock malinconico di chiara scuola Radiohead, ma anche qualche occhiata lanciata in direzione Mercury Rev ( 'No Planes, No Tickets'), sono ulteriori elementi che fanno presagire per il gruppo di Montreal un interessante futuro, ed un esposizione in grado di andare ben oltre il solo, comunque positivo, interesse suscitato nella scena alternativa canadese."
            — Emotionalbreakdown.com

This Habit also got a brief mention in Edmonton's Vue Weekly.

Features:
Enzo Palermo was featured in the March Issue of NightLife Magazine.

Salvatore Ciolfi discussed the recording of the new album in Lorraine Carpenter's Montreal Buzz on ChartAttack.

Code Pie came in at nunber 4 on John Sakamoto's Anti-Hit List for January 28.

Code Pie was mentioned in Earshot's "Diamonds in the Rough" feature, a piece listing the year's tastiest "overlooked" albums.

The band was also interviewed for Earshot-online's Inbox feature.

Guitar player Salvatore Ciolfi was one of numerous Montreal area musicians interviewed for a piece about the so-called Montreal sound.

Brendan Murphy of Montreal's Hour magazine also took a look at our total package. If you're a reviewer, you might be able to empathise. If not, maybe you can gain some insight into the process.

Live Reviews
The January 7th show with Hexes and Ohs has been reviewed by Popmatters.