"a simple yet supremely satisfying bed of low frequency adjacent drones, sound elongations & minor sonic detailing that radiates a low lit warmth"

"The playing is pleasingly minimal and melodically ambiguous, always stopping just short of tired old tropes or overly familiar progressions"

"Barely raising a decibel for the best part of two minutes, “Sei’s”introduction gives you ample time to savour every note, word and chirp before it slowly blooms into another thoughtful, blissful piano meditation."

the EP opening track's mimnimal piano is blended with a field recording of what sounds like an evangelical sermon and reversed sounds, so keep an open mind.

a stunningly constructed blend of field recordings, minimal piano and ambient textures that will keep the attentive headphone clad listener busy

If you need some beatific, fauna rich ambient piano music to help shine some light through the climatic & geopolitical shadows then hit play

the introspective repetition is befriended by a haunting synth line that quivers through the succinct composition piercing the heart

"Wings of the Setting Sun" eases its way into your consciousness with Stockman's usual patient approach to building composition.

The piano is gentle, the park's fauna play their part as do some defrosted chimes, there are some piano creaks captured by the close micing

She slides the atmospheric synth pads under his delicate keys, sending them spiralling through the speakers on the warm currents

"but seems to have decided light grey cloud shrouded, classical nodding ambient compositions are the way forward"

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

Sparse piano, achingly beautiful strings and Zeeks', thoughtful tones waste no time in setting a philosophical tone for this musical eulogy.

If you're having a mid-week lull then this is its soundtrack.