"he's just released Altavistic - his debut album, and it's as idiosyncratic and wonderful an electronic music excursion as I'd hoped for. "

“Sunrise” gives spiritual jazz a rustic Japanese folkloric infusion whilst whispering a call for peace and love. Yes please.

"the Fourth World’s disenfranchised now have another soundtrack"

"Jahn Neu's been releasing some great, forward looking, sofa suitable jazz for the last five years"

"with the sort of sound design that makes you wish that you'd gone for the next headphone model up"

"quizzical ambient atmospherics of the album title track and the twinkling post rocktronics of "Torna Timur?""

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

"a lovely laid back, pleasantly baked, easy skanking dub listen"

"samba soul for the lovers rather than the fighters, microdosed bossa and jazz vocal dreaminess, it’s all there. Winter warming has never been so energy efficient"

"he’s redefining what nu-jazz can be with walls of machine noise repurposed to free jazz ends"

"a five minute trip down outsider folk rock memory lane, a fine album farewell, and another suggestion that these local heroes deserve a bit of wider attention."

"Wind Gate sees him on a mission to inject some energy and ideas into the new age vibrations still reverberating from the death throes of the counter-cultural movement"

"She turns up the heat on, "Fear Bangs the Drum" which gets off to an easy folk rock start before sinking into microdosed genre ambiguity"

"a surprisingly stripped back soulful offering that could only come from someone who’s a time served and talented producer."

" all ambient bases covered From Where You Came LP, and the ambient piano joys of A Series of Actions in a Sphere Forever album"

"the outfit instead wind their way through buttery soul, vintage library music, smooth orchestral jazz and general twentieth century musical lushness. One for the nostalgics and easy listening massive"

"if you want to hear what jazz, beats, soul and deep house sound like in the hands of people that know the roots and care about the future then tune in."

"It’s a curious, comforting listen and highly recommended."

"This time round the arrangements largely eschew the barely conscious drones and ambient jazz of their debut to take more familiar, gravity beholden forms"

"raw, sample strewn, beatdown house that although somewhat unpolished, has more fresh ideas than Traxsource’s top 100 house chart put together."

"Familiens Muligheder is a beautifully crafted, constantly surprising album that deserves far more attention than it's currently receiving."

" Further sonic decay creeps in on the ambient infrastructure of "Kvitøya", so the lads introduce some languorous trip hop drums to hold the fraying synths"

"unusual synth sounds, found and handmade recordings and oddball effects, coupled with his idiosyncratic sonic detailing"

"The album wears its Dr. Martin's, tight black jeans and leather jacket proudly, and shoegaze, post rock and gothic dirge weave through much of the album"