"a fine album that sits happily between folk, electronic, dream pop and 60s sun kissed surfing psychedelic music"

his selfless approach leaves the focus on Åsbakk, whose voice rings pure and true from the instrumental gloom, deftly traversing centuries and breathing new life into these songs

Just as you think he might be laying his hat in more folky terrain he's off on an electroacoustic, voyage full of precision placed and played micro-sounds that gives folktronica a cosmic Americana injection

his warm, affable, velvety vocals delivering a nice line in lyrically ambiguous yet compelling vocals. But just wait for the K&D Sessions era downtempo dub riddim which eases this track past the stiff singer songwriter competition

if you liked any of her previous LPs then you’ll immediately feel right at home, those translucent vocals and softly plucked guitar still melt into what sounds like the ambient soundscapes to your most pleasant dreams.

All is not lost but time is fast running out. The revolution will not be televised but there is strength in numbers and the music is better in the resistance.

symbiotic field recordings bring some fresh air & fauna into your listening space & act as the perfect bed for his guitar meditations

It’s a whimsical collection of experimental guitar and a great introduction to this laid back, boundary reshaping guitarist and producer.

Their latest single is the hauntingly beautiful, "It Goes Away" which I'm half expecting to hear on a TV show sometime soon.

The ambient universe is vast, but Samson has done an admirable job of mapping the warmer, solar blessed end of it in just six tracks.

But what really marks the LP out is her willingness to take those traditions and influences and give them a twist or ten

Well Remorae, where once their fusion could occasionally feel a touch unbalanced, have absolutely nailed it this time around.