"Reidy heads off on a solo mission to refract part of the collaborative work; first showcasing the "fundamental" with insistent, minimal electronic refrains that scurry over the more considered guitar"

"It's a simple, beautifully balanced spiritual jazz meditation, where less is more, ego was left at the door and which promises a long player that I'm sure will be worth the eight-week wait."

"well crafted horizontal listen with the electroacoustic elements uniting in soporific purpose rather than vying for attention, and which bodes well for Corpus' ambient future."

"Özcan laying a quietly lysergic electroacoustic bed for Cuylan's fond, rather than sad, guitar reflection on his once loyal companion"

"Peyghamy showcases his percussive dexterity and love of modular sound twisting; opening up a brave new world of rave possibility"

"a somewhat fuller-bodied, restless ambient affair; sonic currents washing into each other whilst twinkling machine noise bobs around on the surface."

"its more sedate and fluid nature - drones and cello melting into each other, lightly anchored by some static hiccups."

"a laid-back session by good-listening friends rather than musical colleagues, and the result is a reflective and really pleasing ambient jazz listen"

" It’s a wild, seriously plugged-in and percussive trip, and Birmingham now has a worthy experimental electronic chapter to its reggae and rock history."

"From stately, gravity-free, score-like pieces to piano showcasing minimalism via haunting, low-end rumbling modern compositions, string-infused navel gazing, glitching orchestral drama and cinematic grandeur."

"the perfect electroacoustic bed made, Turton duets with her alter ego; her 'bone instantly tuning into the gently cascading, universal consciousness exploring frequencies"

"Wrapped around the “trans-ethnic”, Fourth World ritualism is just the sort of mind altering electroacoustic atmospheres to help us break free of capitalism’s shackles"

"It's a singular, pleasingly eclectic, ambient confessional, and an accomplished solo debut album from this Tokyo native."

"It's a delicate, thoughtful, quietly experimental, beautifully crafted gaze at social isolation, and a poignant electronic music reflection on a widespread, oft-disccussed issue in this age of urbanisation and technology."

"the recording oozes planetary wellness and guilt-free serenity for its inhabitants; something that we could do with more of. It's a fine ambient debut"

"blue elephant skin" leapt out of the recording and immediately grabbed my ambient jazz attention."

"they’ve got a light touch and holistic approach; there are no invasive sounds here to upset the sonic equilibrium"

"It's as holistic and soothing a slice of ambient piano as you'll find this year"

"going with the ambient flow; his effect soaked, at times looped, baritone sax and bass clarinet carving their way through the electronic haze"

"The piano is suitably minimal, reflecting the unpopulated surroundings, and unhurriedly threads its way through some low-lit, pleasantly ambiguous found sounds"

"If you're in the mood to hear something a bit different or play guess the genre then you know what to do."

"this wonderful compilation and celebration of some of the talented women to be found in ambient music studios around the world."

Their new album is an instrumental ambient minded affair that aims for the sofa dwellers and space cadets rather than the crowdsurfers

"well meaning journey through electoacoustic new age territory, reviving the counter-cultural optimism and brighter day designs of sixty years ago"