"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"

"peel back the blankets which make this album so comforting and you’ll discover a body chilled by 2025’s news cycle"

Bumping tech house, cosmic deep house, Afrolatin driven soulful house, star gazing tribal techno, ambient spoken word interludes and futuristic speed garage bass bin testers

"the album is an outsider folk meets leftfield white gospel one of a kind and deserves your close attention."

"the keys alternating between exploring the universal consciousness and warming up the jazz dancers as the crew stretch out and have some fun"

"his fragile found sounds and thoughtful piano, guitar, accordion, synth and percussion work."

"injects some pre-roots reggae perkiness to lighten the dub techno gloom, highlighting Dublin’s deep appreciation of Jamaican musical history."

The album is full of Nu-Brazilian delights.

"Outsider lo-fi ambient pop is the new Taylor Swift, get involved."

"It’s a singular slice of intimate, ambient pop meets singer songwriter craft"

"The album starts in fine ambient fashion, easy drones rising and falling like a summer tide as waves of static fold into the swell"

"it always amazes me how such cohesive arrangements can be collaged from such shattered sonics"

"There’s the shimmering transcendence of “Lost to Follow”, the Cafe del Mar like mantric looping and politely insistent guitar motifs on “Collapsing the Vanguard"

"musings on vileness that espouse kindness and a philosophical finger picked approach to the dissolution of decency, tolerance, understanding, truth and democracy"

" I’ve had so many WTF moments from the label over the years it would be remiss not to bring the imprint to your attention."

"there is an unpolished candour throughout the album, the antithesis of LA’s studio botox, photoshopped press shots and social media neediness"