"MemLoss continues Markarian’s well-honed line in post-glitch ambient minimalism."

"well crafted horizontal listen with the electroacoustic elements uniting in soporific purpose rather than vying for attention, and which bodes well for Corpus' ambient future."

"The result is a live instrument-rich, electroacoustic ambient pleasure. "

"the perfect soundtrack for our tech-induced ADHD, screen-gazing, app-swiping, dopamine-hankering existences, where short videos, enviable social media updates and disinformation snippets from mysterious sources are the new long books, and constantly craved."

"Peyghamy showcases his percussive dexterity and love of modular sound twisting; opening up a brave new world of rave possibility"

"Detroitian ambient techno aura, the sounds of rain on a windless night through an open window (I think!?) pitter-pattering and a lowish frequency pulse"

"It’s hard to pin down sometimes why some ambient music hits the sweet spot and so much is ignorable - it’s a very fine line at times, especially when, like this one, there’s a relative simplicity to the recording"

"a roots music lifeline for those drowning in copycat sounds and the worrying influx of AI-folk and computer-country slop."

"a somewhat fuller-bodied, restless ambient affair; sonic currents washing into each other whilst twinkling machine noise bobs around on the surface."

"its more sedate and fluid nature - drones and cello melting into each other, lightly anchored by some static hiccups."

"If you ever wanted to know what late-Anthropocene, post-societal breakdown tribal rituals will sound like, now you do."

"It’s a fun, freaky, funky slice of party-primed, past nodding Latin music meets modern musical irreverence"

"Sender is hitting all sorts of soothing, restorative, possibly even wellness-promoting cerebral centres"

"a soul, jazz and spoken word woven dream made very real."

"the somewhat disturbingly named, "bugs all over me", that brushes off the pest control issues with its ambient sensibility"

"before the deeply poignant, funeral marching dub tribute for the murdered in plain sight, "George Floyd"."

"a laid-back session by good-listening friends rather than musical colleagues, and the result is a reflective and really pleasing ambient jazz listen"

" It’s a wild, seriously plugged-in and percussive trip, and Birmingham now has a worthy experimental electronic chapter to its reggae and rock history."

"the instrumentals carry on their rarefied jazz, new age noodling, lightly stoned, unhurried and unworried way. Your new Sunday morning soundtrack awaits."

"From stately, gravity-free, score-like pieces to piano showcasing minimalism via haunting, low-end rumbling modern compositions, string-infused navel gazing, glitching orchestral drama and cinematic grandeur."

"This is deep roots and traditional folk music with heart and soul."

"to help make all his more traditional-leaning arrangement and jazz infused chamber pop dreams come true"

"Chanson gets a nod, and so does hip hop, jazz and the blues, whilst soundtrack moments from classic Parisian cinema flash into view"

"close your eyes and without moving, you're in dustier, sun-baked lands several hours to the East"