"This time round the arrangements largely eschew the barely conscious drones and ambient jazz of their debut to take more familiar, gravity beholden forms"

"a surprising take on Bowie's, "China Girl", a gentle singer songwriter morphing into howling post-rock version of the now somewhat dated 80's pop classic."

"The song has an easy going charm, as it suggests that time in nature, good friends and community might just be the part of life's puzzle missing for so many in these days of digital isolation and urban jungles."

if languid, somewhat wistful, subtly electronic injected folk with earthy, relatable tales are the order of the day then Great Horned Owl will see you right.

a drifting, deeply calming, subtly repetitive and hence hypnotic, hour long electroacoustic work

enabled by the trio’s telepathy and considerate, minimal approach, culminating in as serene an LP as you’ll hear this year.

classy soul, jazz and instrumental jams imbued with all that's good from various 20th century black music golden ages