"paving the way for some suitably languid drums and the arrival of Hasselgren's fragile, low gravity, achingly beautiful vocals"

"before descending back into the gloom to intertwine with the other instruments to more sedate, quietly experimental ambient ends, and refreshingly sound like nothing else around."

"for a punk bass playing classical cellist it's quite the jazz statement."

"The synth pads are familiar but rather than sounding generic the main refrain just sounds blissful and balmy"

"strings float in and out of the soundscape adding a hint of heart wrenching melancholy to the warm guitar layers that evoke simpler Southern lifestyles"

"Forget the ceremonial intent, this is Balearic music if ever I heard it, warm, uplifting, Mediterranean primed and feel good. Add it to your summer '25 playlist without haste."

her music is restless and hard to pin down, veering from minimal piano to club ready beats and all sorts of ambient experiments.

Kabaco gives a hearty laugh at the thought of the Swedes trying to get down to this funktified groove and polyrhythmic percussion

If you need some music for late night urban wandering or late night tower block powwows then look no further.

The recording is a textural feat with notes appearing in glorious isolation, or exquisite refrains repeated to perfection

Quite the ambient odyssey from “a revered figure of the aural murk“.

a couple of tracks have an almost (rather welcome) lullaby feel to them and there's even some zero gravity dream pop floating around. Sink in, I think you'll enjoy it.