Devereaux runs absolute stylistic riot veering between bedroom pop, madcap synth abuse, weirdo outsiderism and jazz futurism

"It’s listenable enough just as a ferric distressed electroacoustic instrumental LP, BUT just wait for McMeeken’s vocals."

If you liked Sault then you’ll like this crew, personally I prefer them.

weaving its path through cosier and classic chill out nodding sounds, whilst not forgetting the more discerning, dub tickled density

It’s tender, epic, warm and dispassionate. It’s folk, classical, ambient and cinematic. It’s affecting.

they’re unfailingly accompanied by otherworldly sonic detailing that make their familiarity fantastical.

The album is all sorts of ambient jazz shades and I highly recommend you beam aboard.

It’s a mind blowing collection of animistic roots and culture colliding fusion - raw, ritualistic and revelatory.

replaced by more of a spiritual sound tapestry woven from improvisations

There's something in the water in Finland, or perhaps it's just the long dark winters that encourage indoor pursuits like practising your...

a trip down memory lane or maybe just a first time listen to classic twentieth century chamber folk and ensemble aided crooning

Loops come, go, repeat and retreat, but don’t be deterred by the word loop, the LP is a masterclass in the repetitive arts.

Well ignore what I just said about her progressive tendencies, this is gloriously classic harp music - pure and simple.

The LP is a wonderfully calming/contemplative/palliative (delete as required) exercise in minimal ambient piano.

the soundscapes are rich in atmospheric guitar work, pedal steel swathes and elevating electronic support

From ambient jazz soundscapes to spiritual swingers, modal meditation to library cinematic numbers it's all there rubbing shoulders.

The LP is a walk on the ambient side of Americana, the first half being more recognisably structured acoustic folk musings

relying on her naturally minimal & more measured compositional approach, which gives the viewer time to reflect on the gravity of the times

I rarely have time to look back in the rear view mirror whilst swerving recklessly through the music release avalanche, lest I get buried...

out of the studio shadows and into the public spotlight, by way of some very pleasant sounding ambient recordings, and I'm all ears.

enabled by the trio’s telepathy and considerate, minimal approach, culminating in as serene an LP as you’ll hear this year.

having assembled a crack team of Canadian classical musicians to realise this ambitious, deeply personal and hopefully cathartic new LP

They have an enviably consistent line in swampy Americana, often with a toad licked edged that defies easy categorisation

blissful spiritual jazz, anchored by a deeply soulful, almost horizontal grooviness and soaked in new age radiance for good measure.