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

"the easy grooving bass and percussion take shape; just in time to help anchor the spiralling synths through which Sas recounts a somewhat ambient mist-shrouded poem"

"soon consumed by the droning, bowed and effected violin, which spark a more ambiguous series of field recordings that then crackle away under the more traditional sounds"

"it's another beautifully crafted, gravity-exempt slice of dreamy alternative singer-songwriter fare"

"accentuating the positives rather than dwelling on the loss, resulting in a suitably shimmering, twinkling, stately but spritely slice of ambient electronica"

"the somewhat disturbingly named, "bugs all over me", that brushes off the pest control issues with its ambient sensibility"

"akin to downgrading your smartphone to a dumb flip phone, and starting to read books rather than social media posts. It's simple music for smart listeners."

"content to let the percussive loops and gentle ambient breeze elevate and usher the piano through the speakers"

"the intro's ambient electronic vibes and a rousing counter-cultural spoken word sample swiftly given a kick up the arse by a slow but sure house beat"

"If you need some sci-fi evoking, reality detaching, ambient earthly escapism"

"altruistic warmth, kosmische zeal & lysergic glee"

"serotonergic hallucinogen induced new age of new age trance states at the Not Not Fun ashram"

" If Archie Shepp knew what Braindance was, Madlib could blow like Yusef Lateef or Planet Mu & Impulse had an album love child it might sound something like this."

"blurring all sorts of boundaries with a Detroitian pioneer zeal, fusing their jazz chops with machine sounds, deconstructing, reimagining, upending synth & traditional instrument purpose"

"reimagining his dub techno past transported to a downtempo electronic future using altogether friendlier frequency ranges & gentler ambient experimentation"

"still unexplored ambient dimensions, propelled by rhythmic noise & propulsive glitches"