"Slowly, surely Canty increases the intensity to urge the Fourth World out of the shadows and the electronic augmentation recognises the ritualistic call to action. "

"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"

"Same, same but different and a cultured, curious but slightly less meandering, more immediate take on the sprawling original whilst retaining its charm, just what a good remix should do."

"If some gentle, contemplative folk music is the order of the day then look no further."

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

" the elongated piano notes land softly on the well placed ambient synth cushions and what sounds like natural water sounds, or is it leaves rustling?"

"The EP is a great twist on the classic dub techno sounds of central Europe and deserves more attention than it's currently receiving."

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 trio pause to reconsider their path, toying with ideas before deciding that a full on jazz dance assault is the way"

"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."

"It's a well crafted slice of contemplative ambient music that works with or without pretty pictures."

"The track then launches into a full on spiritual nu-jazz wall of sound that courses through the speakers and your consciousness"

"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.

"choosing to slide into its gaseous ambient constructs out of structural necessity, resulting in a fine slice of wafer thin ambient folk"

"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"

"a boundary nudging ambient jazz transmission that refreshingly doesn't sound like too much else around"

"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"