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

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

"the song doesn't waste any time getting straight into an easy, breezy yacht rocking groove that suggests the late seventies never went away"

"late night, big city tower block electronica drenched in pleasing distortion and static, coupled with a flickering fluorescent lit ambience"

"A lo-fi pop haze of field recordings, ambient electronics and a low key moody guitar motif gets the track rolling, setting a suitably opiated vibe for Lindh's hushed vocals"

"the drums tighten and snap, the vocals chopped like chicken by the razor edged synths and there's even some D&B nods for those that know"

"Lilyg's vocal which immediately weaves its way through the soundscape, gently swirling the ambient electronica in its tailwinds"

"Herbert for his part dusts off his warmer, less provoctive box of studio tricks to accentuate his studio partners soulful tones and loose rhythmic work"

If you want a snapshot of where London’s more cultured soul boys and girls are at these days then tune in.

Her tale of yesterdays, rather like the rest of the band's contributions, are effortlessly soulful and soothing

Scene set the kick drum arrives to get the crowd swaying and heads nodding, welcome Bzhezhinska's spiritual approach and cheer the less holy, dubbed out electronics.

Mayraz for his part has got his synths set to vibe, content to sit back and ride the compelling riddim, embellishing the groove with his succinct phrasing, cosmic chords and astral jazz vibes

home for her genre ambiguous sonic deviance and technology enhanced hallucinations

but would also be the perfect shoulder to lean on in times of hardship - your next break up will never sound so good

The guitars lay down a good natured folk vibe which slowly gets consumed by the cosmic electronica on it's quest to reach a higher plain

sees him heading further into soulful pop territory, but this is not autotuned, music by numbers fare, it's loose, live and swinging.

From ambient jazz soundscapes to spiritual swingers, modal meditation to library cinematic numbers it's all there rubbing shoulders.

SITW have driven folk tradition through the centuries into the electronic now and decided to let punk hitch a ride along the way.

let alone unite twenty nine moving parts to meditate on life, revive a golden age and celebrate the now whilst gazing into the future.

Luminescent tones flicker on and off, momentarily lighting this machine made wonderland and the sound of water is never far away

Ambient space rock, ethereal improv', zero gravity cosmic jazz, call this album what you will, it's a universally attuned joy