to go on an epic 57 minute cosmic voyage that drifts and shifts like a bull grazing in a weed shop.

an inward or outward, depending on your mood, voyage into higher states of consciousness. Ideal for the wakers & bakers, wokers & tokers.

"find a moment to focus if you can on its folkloric, sometimes classical, often musique concrète, yet always beguiling sounds."

sink into his soft edged beats and ambient drift, where even the club constructs are designed for the start of night or after the after party

Most tracks float effortlessly through the speakers and hang in the air like your wayward uncle’s cigarette smoke,

she curiously explores and toys with the worlds of orchestral assisted MPBs, dream samba, acoustic roots and old and nu-bossa

an unflinching lo-fi vibe, which adds a shadowy, THC saturated mood to the deep rooted soul and low slung funkiness

the track selection is impeccable and the mixing spot on; a smoother flowing ambient suite you’ll struggle to find.

which encouraged Hennig to adopt a textural approach Harris to get his pedals out and Baldwin to swirl with these lighter than air exchanges

Live drums, bass, percussion, melodica, organ - tick. Killer roots reggae - double tick

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.