"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"

"all sorts of weightless frequencies that drift into your listening space and hang listlessly yet reassuringly in the air."

"evoking lazy summer days, snuggly Sunday mornings and Balearic sunsets"

"Notes are stretched beyond reason, Ekholm bows, plucks and general mistreats her bass as the trombone and clarinet intertwine to quietly experimental, becalming ends."

"making for quite an opiated ambient folk ode to responsible substance use. "

"gentle, peaceful and borderline blissful electroacoustic soundscapes"

"This could be ambient jazz's year, and if I finally do that jazzbient mix this tune will be on it."

"Farhi wisely sits back, infusing Pandey's finger picked minimalism with some sparse, borderless bass work"

"to help the track complete the last leg of its journey from its frosty ambient origins to warming downtempo ends."

"Jahn Neu's been releasing some great, forward looking, sofa suitable jazz for the last five years"

" It's emotive, shapeshifting, patiently evolving ambient electroacoustic music"

" all ambient bases covered From Where You Came LP, and the ambient piano joys of A Series of Actions in a Sphere Forever album"

"Perhaps it's an antidote to the long grey Berlin winter's but "Vulture" radiates warmth and sun kissed lands, real and imagined from the off."

"It’s a curious, comforting listen and highly recommended."

"Undeterred, a minimal piano pierces the machine sounds at the halfway mark, tentatively at first - note by gentle note, before being inevitably swept up and along by the impatient electronica"

"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 starts in fine ambient fashion, easy drones rising and falling like a summer tide as waves of static fold into the swell"

"an admirable attempt to map the gentler paths that snake through the ambient, new age and modern classical multiverses"

"constructing a barrage of polyrhythmic percussion and layering the highly flammable rhythms with deviant dark room rave primed electronica and low frequency pressure,"

a gentle, graceful and ever so lovely ambient neoclassical arrangement that should be on every introvert's contemplation playlist.